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Introduction - P R Dasen, J W Berry and N Sartorius PART ONE: HEALTHY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Diversity of Socialization and Social Change - C Kagitcibasi The Family Scenario in a Developing Country and its Implications for Mental Health - D Sinha The Case of India Psychocultural Antecedents of Male Aggression - M H Segall Some Implications Involving Gender, Parenting, and Adolescence
'Appropriate Education' and Literacy in the Third World - D A Wagner The Usefulness of a Cross-Cultural Approach in Studies of Malnutrition and Psychological Development - P R Dasen and C M Super PART TWO: CULTURE AND MENTAL HEALTH Personality and Culture - J G Draguns Are They Relevant for the Enhancement of Quality of Mental Life?
Coping, Culture, and Healthy Human Development - A J Marsella and A Dash-Scheuer A Research and Conceptual Overview Depression in Cross-Cultural Perspective - M G Weiss and A Kleinman Developing a Culturally Informed Model Acculturation and Mental Health - J W Berry and U Kim PART THREE: MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH PROBLEMS AND SERVICES The Relevance of Behavioral Sciences to Disease Prevention and Control in Developing Countries - S Harkness, J B Wyon and C M Super Childhood Disability in the Sociocultural Context - R Serpell Assessment and Information Needs for Effective Services Psychosocial Factors and Health - L Garcia Averasturi The Cuban Model Conclusions - J W Berry, P R Dasen and N Sartorius
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Andrew Morrison
reviewed Health and cross-cultural psychology on June 07, 2018
Health and cross-cultural psychology
This was a really interesting psychological and sociological study, but very readable. The idea that with the rise and expansion of education we are all now better qualified, but their job opportunities are not there to enable us to fulfill our potential and utilize our abilities. This causes frustration and depression in the mass of the population. He goes on the discuss gender rancore and the double standards between men and women, where women are regarded as unmarryable at 25 and men can leave it well into their 30's or even 40's. With the higher divorce rate I would argue this has been redressed somewhat, but men will always look for the youngest best looking woman they can find, or will allow. Women depend much more than ever on prosperous, successful men to support them through their child bearing years. Overall a very good book, but there are no solutions here.
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