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misspop

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Symbolic interaction theory holds that illness is partly (although obviously not totally),
 
  a. due to changes in social structure.
 b. socially constructed.
 c. related to power elites in society.
 d. None of the answer choices are true.

Question 2

When the roles in ones role set clash with one another, the result is role _____.
 
  a. inconsistency
 b. conflict
 c. strain
 d. breakdown



paavo

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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