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CULTURAL PERCEPTIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTURBANCES: The folklore beliefs of South African Muslim and Hindu community members,Used
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Culture shapes the expression and understanding of psychological disturbances and plays a role in the emergence of culturespecific syndromes. In particular, certain cultures endorse beliefs in witchcraft, spells and spirits, which fall under the concept ?folklore?. Folklore beliefs like witchcraft and spirit possession and their assumed impact on the manifestation of psychological disturbances persist today. It thus becomes apparent that these cultural aspects will have an impact on how psychological disturbances are experienced and treated in different communities. If one is to effectively understand diverse communities, an exploration of the impact that spiritual beliefs have on community members? perceptions of psychological disturbance is imperative. By focusing on the folklore beliefs of South African Muslim and Hindu community members, this study aims to promote a deeper understanding of the impact that these beliefs have on perceptions of psychological disturbances.
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