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Illness behavior is also shown to be related to health care coverage and insurance. Most importantly, illness behavior is highly related to socioeconomic status. Classic studies done in the 1950s powerfully demonstrated that socioeconomic class influenced how symptoms were acted on, with lower-class individuals (lower in socioeconomic status) most likely to delay seeking professional health Illness, whether physical or mental, was now seen as punishment for sin. The sick person was guilty by the hand of God for wrongdoing and relief could only come from repentance. The treatment of individuals at this time was imbalanced; some individuals were treated with compassion while others were subjected to cruel punishments designed to elicit confessions. The downward decline of positive Psychologists believe psychiatrists are invalid in their research and are harmful with using the term " mental illness " . While on the flip side Psychiatrists see psychologists as constantly categorizing every little part of the human experience into some abnormal category . 3. Do you consider a diagnosis to be a label? Explain. (3 pts) These illnesses affect affective and cognitive processes, mood, thinking and behavior. A mental health problem becomes a mental illness when the symptoms and signs remain, causing stress to the patient and preventing them from functioning normally. There is no single cause or reason for the onset of a mental illness in a person. In fact, there I. Health and Illness Behavior Stanislav V. Kasl PhD & Sidney Cobb MD Pages 246-266 | Received 01 Jun 1965, Accepted 10 Aug 1965, Published online: 30 Apr 2013 Download citation doi.org/10.1080/00039896.1966.10664365 References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Get access Click to increase image size Related research Cited by seeking behavior of people with mental illness and give recommendations to health authorities to develop quality mental health services. Study Methods: A literature review is carried out from published and unpublished articles. The conceptual framework for the study is adapted from Andersen‟s Behavioral Model, which looks at various socio-cultural factors related to behavior during illness SUMMARY The Illness Behaviour Questionnaire (IBQ) of Pilowsky and Spence (1981), which was developed as a self report instrument to record aspects of "Illness Behaviour" particularly those attitudes that suggest inappropriate or maladaptive modes of responding to one's state of health (Pilowsky 1971), was translated into Hindi and adapted. Factor analysis of the data revealed four meaningful factors which correspond with the four out of seven factor reported by original authors. First, some illnesses are particularly embedded with cultural meaning—which is not directly derived from the nature of the condition—that shapes how society responds to those afflicted and influences the experience of that illness. Second, all illnesses are socially constructed at the experiential level, based on how individuals The concept of risk behaviour is examined with its specific patterns including sedentary lifestyle, alcohol and drug use, smoking behaviour and use of tobacco, sexual behaviour, and dietary Technical Off