Difference Between Social Production And Social Construction Of Disease

1. Some events outside medical sociology that may have influenced the trajectory of perspectives outlined here are world war I, emergence of mass movements by particular groups in society seeking social justice in the early twentieth century, depression of the 1930s and world war II, economic boom following world war II, and demands for social protection.

2. The main difference between social production and social construction of disease is the role that each of them play in the society. Social Construction of disease looks at how the society recognizes the disease and how they feel about the symptoms of the disease. Social Construction of disease looks at the disease with cultural meaning. Social Production looks at the effect of socioeconomic