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2015
The construct “Cultural competence”, or some variation thereof, has unfortunately been abused to the point that it really has no clear definition and, indeed, can signify rather contrasting notions (Kirmayer 2012; Kleinman and Benson 2006; Qureshi and Eiroa-Orosa 2012; Williams 2006).
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The construct “Cultural competence”, or some variation thereof, has unfortunately been abused to the point that it really has no clear definition and, indeed, can signify rather contrasting notions (Kirmayer 2012; Kleinman and Benson 2006; Qureshi and Eiroa-Orosa 2012; Williams 2006).
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2016
In recent decades, cultural trauma has become a widely accepted form of collective identity in images and narratives transmitted through mass media and information networks. The idea of cultural trauma can be traced at least back to Freud and has been associated with many events including the Holocaust and 9/11.
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In recent decades, cultural trauma has become a widely accepted form of collective identity in images and narratives transmitted through mass media and information networks. The idea of cultural trauma can be traced at least back to Freud and has been associated with many events including the Holocaust and 9/11.
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Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 2001
This article examines an essential psychological function of culture and the consequences of its traumatic disruption from the perspective of terror management theory. The experience of indigenous peoples in their contact with Europeans and the social, psychological, and behavioral consequences of that traumatic contact constitute the focus of this ...
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This article examines an essential psychological function of culture and the consequences of its traumatic disruption from the perspective of terror management theory. The experience of indigenous peoples in their contact with Europeans and the social, psychological, and behavioral consequences of that traumatic contact constitute the focus of this ...
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2018
This psycho-existential framework considers the relationships among cultural factors, the terror inherent in the human condition, and self-esteem. If culture serves as a psychological defense against the terror inherent in the human condition, then the effects of a traumatic disruption of a cultural anxiety buffer would open the individual or community
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This psycho-existential framework considers the relationships among cultural factors, the terror inherent in the human condition, and self-esteem. If culture serves as a psychological defense against the terror inherent in the human condition, then the effects of a traumatic disruption of a cultural anxiety buffer would open the individual or community
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Elements of Cultural Scripts of Trauma Sequelae Among Trauma Victims in East Africa
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023Andreas Maercker, Celestin Mutuyimana
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