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ArticleCulture and Mental Disorders

Rudolph Edward Morris1955

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Culture and Mental Disorders

Rudolph Edward Morris · Joseph W. Eaton · Robert John Weil

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Year1955

Typearticle

Published1955-12-01

VenueThe American Catholic Sociological Review

ISSN-L0362-515X

Languageen

Citations146

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ShelfMental Health Treatment and Access

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