Which of the Following Statements About Disease Is Accurate

question 50

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about disease is accurate?

• A) The labeling of something as a disease is always performed by disinterested scientists who have no financial motivation for this choice.
• B) What is considered a disease varies from culture to culture.
• C) What is considered a disease is consistent from culture to culture.
• D) The physical condition labeled as "diseased" is stable within a culture, even though they vary across cultures.

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