The removal of homosexuality from the dsm is an example of
medicalization
deviance
interactionist theory
demedicalization

Demedicalization

Explanation:

Homosexuality is no longer defined in Psychiatry DSM. They no longer define it in medical terms, therefore they do not consider necessary intervention or medical personnel is not anymore considerated appropiate. When in 1974, the decision by the American Psychiatric Association decided to eliminate this diagnosis , it became a popular example of demedicalization.

The impact then has been measured in the following areas:  changes and tendencys in attitudes towards previous stigmas ,treatment of HIV AIDS policies, social movements seeking furhter rights for inclusion.

The decision made has also stimulated some social practices that would make many others argue that remedicalization, that is, going backwars would target health issues that are related to the practices of homosexuality, but this is highly improbable. We can notice how demedicalization is often a hot debate in social sciences.

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