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Ataques de Nervios

, 2016
Ataque de nervios has been studied for half a century, and is one of the best assessed cultural concepts of distress. Ataques were initially studied in Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Cuban samples by Latino researchers and ...
Roberto Lewis-Fernández, Irene López
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Are Ataques de Nervios in Puerto Rican Children Associated With Psychiatric Disorder?

Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 2005
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Ataques de Nervios and Psychiatric Disorders in Older Puerto Rican Primary Care Patients

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Ataques de nervios in Puerto Rico: Culture‐bound syndrome or popular illness?

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Family Influences on the Relationship Between Hurricane Exposure and Ataques de Nervios

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Ataques de nervios: culturally bound and distinct from panic attacks?

Depression and Anxiety, 2009
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The multiple meanings of ataques de nervios in the Latino community

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Ataques de Nervios and Somatic Complaints Among Island and Mainland Puerto Rican Children

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