; (3) include a separate statement applying the requirements of paragraphs (1) and (2) specifically to minority health disparities research; and (4) contain such recommendations as the Director of the Institute considers appropriate. X Addressing Social Determinants and Improving Environmental Justice A In General 1001. Definitions In this title: (1) Determinants of health The term determinants of health — (A) means the range of personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health status; and (B) includes social determinants of health (which are sometimes referred to as social and economic determinants of health , socioeconomic determinants of health , environmental determinants of health , social drivers of inequality , and personal determinants of health ). (2) Environmental determinants of health The term environmental determinants of health means the broad physical (including manmade and natural environments), psychological, social, spiritual, cultural and aesthetic environment. (3) Built environment The term built environment means the components of the environment, and the location of these components in a geographically defined space, that are created or modified by individuals to form the physical and social characteristics of a community or enhance quality of human life, including— (A) homes, schools, and places of work and worship; (B) parks, recreation areas, and greenways; (C) transportation systems; (D) business, industry, and agriculture