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Classen, Albrecht, editor.
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Mental illness in literature.
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Josephs, Kelly Baker.
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Mental illness in literature.
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Aho, Tanja Niina, author.
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neoliberalism commonly resort to discourses of mental illness. Scholars in critical race and ethnic studies have
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Okonofua, Modupe Mary, author.
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Depression is a mental illness that requires prompt identification and treatment due to grave
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Chey, Anna Soksambath, author.
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each of the subgroups in this population, particularly concerning mental health issues and factors that
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Handa, Rachel, author.
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, and explaining mental illness in the context of medical symptoms are all important components of the
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Liu, Charles M., author.
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Confucianism, may be associated with higher levels of mental illness stigma and negative attitudes towards
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Buckley, Lara, author.
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underserved populations in regards to mental health treatment (American Psychological Association, 2015
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Montes, Daniel, author.
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parents. Through a review of literature, the relationship between parent mental illness (PMI) and
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Ramirez, Mariah Patricia, author.
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results in the mentally ill partaking in illegal activity and becoming criminalized. Through incarceration
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Gomez, Stephanie, author.
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transcribed (National Alliance on Mental Illness, 2017). Confinement has been the intervention for many years
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Madian, Nicholas, author.
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Anxiety and depression are forms of mental illness that are commonly diagnosed, but the mechanisms

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