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HOW PRELITERATE PEOPLES EXPLAIN DISTURBED BEHAVIOR,by JOANNE D. DENKO,Ohio,U.S.A. Archives of General Psychiatry,I5 (1966),398-409

Transcultural Psychiatry

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First published online October, 1967

HOW PRELITERATE PEOPLES EXPLAIN DISTURBED BEHAVIOR,by JOANNE D. DENKO,Ohio,U.S.A. Archives of General Psychiatry,I5 (1966),398-409

Volume 4, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/136346156700400204

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Denko,J.D. , 1964, "The Role of Culture in Mental Illness in Non-Western Peoples: A Review of the Literature on 28 Psychiatric Syndromes." Journal of the American Medical Women's Association, 19, 1029-44.

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