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deviance disavowal: a standalone construct

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deviancedisavowal1 CONSTRUCTDeviance disavowalDAVIS · MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY

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Medical sociology

the strategies visibly disabled people use to move interactions past initial strain so that others relate to them on ordinary terms.

In medical sociology, deviance disavowal refers to the strategies visibly disabled people use to move interactions past initial strain so that others relate to them on ordinary terms. This meaning comes from Davis (1961) in Social Problems.[1]

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  1. Davis, F. (1961). Deviance Disavowal: The Management of Strained Interaction by the Visibly Handicapped. Social Problems, 9(2), 120-132. https://doi.org/10.1525/sp.1961.9.2.03a00020

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