Cultural Aspects of the Relatively Low Incidence of Depression in Southern Negroes

Arthur J. Prange · M M VITOLS

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J. D. Roberts, Superintendent of what is now Cherry State Hospital, wrote in 1883 that he had not seen a Negro attempt suicide (ref.16).He attributed this to &dquo;the Negro's inherent love of life&dquo;.Roberts, apparently correctly, believed his to be the first treatise on mental illness in Negroes.

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1938Caste and Class in a Southern Town 1934Anthropology and the Abnormal 1927Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro 1957Culture, Psychiatry, and Human Values.1926Folk Beliefs of the Southern Negro

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