How can an individual’s social environment affect health and well-being? It can directly and indirectly influence lifestyle. The effects can eliminate the risk of an individual becoming ill. The effects never accumulate across generations. It can guarantee an individual’s physical fitness.

It can directly and indirectly influence lifestyle.

Explanation:

The social environment refers to the place in which people live and it involves the customs, values and beliefs people have there and aspects that are part of the social environment like socioeconomic status, traditions, behaviors and working conditions affect the well-being and health in different ways. They have an influence in your lifestyle and that can help you to be healthy or not. For example, if you are poor and you don't have access to good food, this will have an impact as you can have malnutrition or bad eating habits that can generate other health problems. Because of that, the answer is that an individual’s social environment affects health and well-being because it can directly and indirectly influence lifestyle.

The other options are not right because the social environment has an effect on your health that can be good or bad but it doesn't eliminate the risk of getting sick, the effects can pass along generations if the social environment doesn't change and it doesn't guarantee an individual’s physical fitness as there are other factors that affect this.

it can directly and inderctly influence lifestyle

Explanation:

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