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lay concepts of health: a standalone construct

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Medical sociology

the ways ordinary people define health, for example as absence of illness, a reserve of strength, or equilibrium.

In medical sociology, lay concepts of health refers to the ways ordinary people define health, for example as absence of illness, a reserve of strength, or equilibrium. This meaning comes from Herzlich (1973) in Health and illness.[1]

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References

Herzlich, C. (1973). Health and illness. Published in cooperation with the European Association of Experimental Social Psychology by Academic Press. ISBN 9780123441508

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