  Yang-Mills-Higgs theory offers a rich set of physics. In particular, in some
region of its parameter space it has QCD-like behavior, while in some other
range it is Higgs-like. Furthermore, for the choice of the gauge group SU(2)
and an SU(2) Higgs flavor symmetry it is the Higgs sector of the standard
model. Therefore, it is possible to study a plethora of phenomena within a
single theory. Here the standard-model version is studied using lattice gauge
theory. Choosing non-aligned minimal Landau gauge, its propagators and
three-point vertices will be determined in both the QCD-like and Higgs-like
domains. This permits to test various proposals for how confinement works, as
well as how confinement and the Higgs effect differ. The correlations functions
are found to exhibit a different behavior, depending on whether the lowest mass
scalar flavor singlet is lighter than the vector triplet, heavier and stable,
or unstable against decay into two vector triplets.
