4 Sussie Eshun and Regan AR Gurung as a general way of life or behaviors of a group of
people which reflect their shared social experiences, values, attitudes, norms, and beliefs; is …

The current scene in the field of cultural psychiatry shows a vigorous growth, multifaceted
conceptual and research developments and more relevant clinical presence. After a …

Within the past two decades, there has been an increased interest in the study of culture and
mental health relationships. This interest has extended across many academic and …

This chapter reviews some key aspects of current research in cultural psychiatry and
explores future prospects. The first section discusses the multiple meanings of culture in the …

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S ince the advent of the “new cross-cultural psychiatry” in the late 1970s (Kirmayer, 2006;
Kleinman, 1977; Littlewood, 1990), psychiatric researchers have distinguished between the …

Highlights•Culture influences the prevalence, symptomatology and course of mental
disorders.•Ongoing shift from typifying ethnic groups to viewing culture in terms of ecosocial …

This article reviews the basic concepts surrounding the clinical relationships between
culture and personality disorders (PDs). Part A of this article, which appeared in Cultural …