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Culture-Bound Syndromes and Cultural Idioms of Distress
Explain how specific cultural concepts of distress, such as susto, taijin kyofusho, and amok, shape diagnostic and therapeutic needs.
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Cultural Perspectives and Global Mental Health
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Evaluate how cultural beliefs, indigenous traditions, and systemic disparities shape mental health distress, stigma, and healing practices worldwide.
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