Which factor is an example of the neighborhood and built environment domain?

• A. Employment
• B. Housing
• C. Debt
• D. Social isolation

Answer: (B)

Neighborhood and built environment refers to the physical surroundings that influence health, including housing conditions, safety, and access to the things people need in their daily lives. Housing is a prime example because the home and its surroundings are part of the built environment; stable, safe, affordable housing shapes exposure to hazards, maintains daily routines, and affects ability to access services and opportunities.

Employment relates to economic stability and income, debt concerns financial resources and obligations, and social isolation concerns connections with others and support networks. Those factors align with other domains, whereas housing directly reflects the built environment.