While disease, illness, and sickness may seem to describe the same circumstance of being unwell, medical anthropologists distinguish between the terms to more precisely describe the experiences of people with health-related problems. Match each term to the correct definition.

1. illness
2. sickness
3. disease

A. the individual patient's experience of being unwellB. a discrete natural entity that can be clinically identified and treated by a health professionalC. an individual's public expression of his or her health, including social expectations about how one should behave and how others will respond

Sean is getting frustrated by his math homework. rebecca sean with his math homework. in a neutral tone, rebecca explains to sean how to solve the equation he was having difficulty with. sean is impressed by rebecca’s mathematical mastery. later, he describes her as warm and friendly. based on the information above and sean’s question, what might a psychologist conclude about his social perception? a. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was part of a conscious desire to overlook her cold behavior. b. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was influenced by his own positive mood and feelings. c. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was based on interactions with other math students. d. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was affected by his positive assessment of her math skills.