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The readings in the book explore the many different approaches medical sociologists take to critically evaluate health and illness as societal, rather than purely individual, concerns.
... SICKNESS. BEHAVIOR. Without attempting to give an exhaustive overview of the various authors, periods, and aspects that can be distinguished regarding concepts of illness/sickness ... seeking behavior, treatment-seeking behavior, delay in ...