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3 Jun 2024: Modern psychology now generally considers people to have something called mental health located in the putatively subjective interiority of the individual person, a human interiority which has become aligned with particular ... Yet mental health was

3 Jun 2024: version of mental health research.</p> <p align="left">However, the relationship between anthropology and psychology as exemplified by the Cambridge Expedition did not end in a happy marriage. ... Within the historiographical context of the sciences,

3 Jun 2024: A remarkable collection published in 1981 by Paul Heelas and Andrew Lock, entitled Indigenous psychology, laid out clear comparative evidence of different representations of mental experience. ... In psychology and medicine, these expectations about

3 Jun 2024: 2001. Mental modularity and cultural diversity. In The debated mind: evolutionary psychology versus ethnography (ed.) H. ... HAU Masterclass Series, vol.1. Von Franz, M-L. 1980. On divination and sychronicity: the psychology of meaningful chance:

3 Jun 2024: version of mental health research.</p> <p align="left">However, the relationship between anthropology and psychology as exemplified by the Cambridge Expedition did not end in a happy marriage. ... Within the historiographical context of the sciences,

3 Jun 2024: version of mental health research.</p> <p align="left">However, the relationship between anthropology and psychology as exemplified by the Cambridge Expedition did not end in a happy marriage. ... Within the historiographical context of the sciences,

3 Jun 2024: mental conditions in medicine, psychology, social services, and charities within North Atlantic welfare states. ... as a biologically-caused deviation of an individual from a universal path of mental development.

3 Jun 2024: in the 1960s alongside other critical social scientific studies of the professional treatment of those classed as having mental conditions in medicine, psychology, social services, and charities within North Atlantic welfare ... as a biologically-caused

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3 Jun 2024: Indigenous communities that have experienced colonisation face extremely high diabetes rates due to a loss of traditional lands and food sources, cycles of food insecurity, and mental distress from oppressive regimes. ... 2016. “Fears and concerns of