Medical Anthropologists Have Used the Term "Sickness" to Refer to

Medical anthropologists have used the term "sickness" to refer to

A) Forms of physical, mental, or emotional distress experienced by individuals who may or may not subscribe to biomedical understandings of disease.
B) Classifications of physical, mental, and emotional distress as recognized by members of a particular cultural community.
C) A suffering person's own understanding of his or her physical, mental, or emotional distress.
D) Both b and c
E) None of the above.