Felicia earns a high income from her job as a financial consultant. She is able to afford healthy organic fresh food, a gym membership, and relaxing trips during her paid vacation time. Josh also earns a high income as a personal chef. Although he knows about nutrition and can afford healthy food, he opts to eat more processed foods and exercises only occasionally. Byron has a modest income, but manages to eat healthy foods and exercise because he works for a health food store that gives generous employee discounts and has an exercise room that employees can use before or after their shifts. In health assessments, Felicia fares the best of the three, followed by Byron and then Josh. What can we conclude from this scenario?

Answer: The influence of socioeconomic status on health occurs through diet and exercise, so if these are provided to low socioeconomic status individuals like Byron, it can improve health.

Explanation: From the health perspective, the socioeconomic influence of an individual can be accessed through diet intake and the exercise regime undergone by an individual. According to the context, both the high income earners such as Felicia and low income earners such as Bryon have access to enjoy both in other to maintain an healthy living. While Felicia's ability to maintain a healthy diet and exercise regime is down to her high income, Byron enjoys discount provided by his company. However, despite Josh's knowledge on health related matters and high income, he still opts to be deviant.