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Individuals with mental illness, drug addiction, or missing teeth are likely to be stigmatized. Which theorists are most likely to study this stigma?

a. Social exchange theorists
b. Conflict theorists
c. Symbolic interactionists
d. Structural-functionalists

A symbolic interactionist is likely to study

a. health care as a market commodity in capitalistic systems.
b. the varying definitions of diseases and conditions across cultures.
c. how illness leads to other social problems in society.
d. how illness keeps people from performing their roles.

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