Psychopathology, prevention, and the just society
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Auteurs : George W. AlbeeSource :
- Journal of Primary Prevention [ 0278-095X ] ; 1983-09-01.
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Abstract: The problem of defining mental disorders is examined and models to explain emotional disturbances are considered. Arguments against a sickness explanation are advanced, and definitions of mental health are reviewed. All of these concerns lead into a discussion of primary prevention. Sources of opposition to prevention efforts include those persons committed to organic models, to one-to-one intervention, and those who oppose social change efforts as inappropriate for mental health workers. An agenda for community change is proposed.
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