Crowding,noise,pollution,discrimination,and other stressors often occur together in what has been called the:

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The environment of poverty refers to areas where poverty is concentrated and where residents often experience multiple stressors, such as crowding, noise, pollution, discrimination, and limited access to resources and services. This environment can have negative effects on physical and mental health and exacerbate social and economic disparities. The terms "behavioral sink" and "urban desert" are not commonly used in the context of these stressors, and while the term "urban jungle" may be used to refer to the challenges of living in a city, it does not necessarily capture the specific combination of stressors associated with poverty.

Crowding,noise,pollution,discrimination,and Other Stressors Often Occur Together in What Has Been