In a given population, a social determinant of health is always worse than a genetic determinant of health.
ANSWER: False
Why: Poverty or war may kill and cause more diseases and suffering than a given genetic condition (for example, short
sightedness)
Example of a bad question:
Stochastic and probabilistic can be used exchangeably.
ANSWER: True
Why: Because they are, in general, synonyms.
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