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Introduction to Part I: approaches to mental health and illness | |
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An overview of sociological perspectives on the definitions, causes, and responses to mental health and illness | |
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The measurement of mental disorder | |
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The prevalence of mental illness | |
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Biological approaches to psychiatric disorders: a sociological approach | |
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Psychological approaches to mental illness | |
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Sociological approaches to mental illness | |
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Viewing mental health from the complete state paradigm | |
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Mental health systems in cross-cultural context | |
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Introduction to Part II: the social context of mental health and illness | |
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Stressors, stress, and distress | |
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Social support and mental health | |
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Work and unemployment as stressors | |
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Socio-economic stratification and mental disorder | |
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Gender and mental health: do males and females have different amounts or types of problems? | |
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Race and mental health: patterns and challenges | |
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African American women and mental well-being: the triangulation of race, gender, and socioeconomic status | |
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Marital status and mental health | |
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Stress and distress in childhood and adolescence | |
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Psychopathology and risky sexual behaviors among black adolescents | |
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Well-being across the life course | |
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Mental health and terrorism | |
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Introduction to Part III: mental health systems and policy | |
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Understandng the context and dynamic processes of mental health treatment | |
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Cultural diversity and mental health treatment | |
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The mental health consumers/survivors movement in the US | |
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Mental illness and the criminal justice system Virginia | |
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Mental health in organizations and systems | |
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Integrating service delivery systems for persons with severe mental illness | |
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Consequences of managed care for mental health care providers | |
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Mental health and the changing context of HIV | |
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Labelling and stigma | |
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