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Characteristics of psychologically healthy people
Positive engagement
in
society
Effective coping
with
challenges
Not being
overwhelmed
by
difficult feelings
Positive relationships
and
support networks
Dealing
with disappointments
positively
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Western society
has developed
medical/biological explanations
for
mental health problems
, tested
scientifically
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Non-western cultures
have
explanations
based more on the
mind
and
spirituality
, with
treatment
based on
religious
ideas
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Increased stigma towards mental health conditions
People feel
shame
and are
less likely
to
seek medical help
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Symptoms of
mental health conditions
can be
interpreted differently
around the
world
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Hearing voices is seen as an
auditory hallucination
and
schizophrenia diagnosis
in the
UK,
but an acceptable religious experience for some from
Afro-Caribbean backgrounds
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People from
Afro-Caribbean
backgrounds in the
UK
are more likely to be diagnosed with
schizophrenia
than the
general population
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How modern living has changed
Increased social isolation
Fewer close friends
to
confide
in
Negative effects
of
social media
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Changes in the economy
More
temporary employment, job insecurity, financial worries
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Prescriptions for antidepressants rose
97%
between
2008-2018
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Increased
awareness
and
understanding
of
mental health
problems due to
charities
and
changes
in
laws
like the
Mental Health Act
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Reduced
social stigma
around mental health, with
high-profile campaigns
encouraging people to talk about it
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Knowing someone with a
mental health condition improves attitudes
towards people with
mental health conditions
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Willingness
to
work, live
and continue a
relationship
with someone with a
mental health problem
increased by
11%
between
2009-2016
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Effects of mental health problems on the individual
Reduced communication with others
Difficulty with daily tasks
Negative impact on physical wellbeing
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Effects of mental health problems on society
Need for
social care
and
support
Increased crime rates
Costs
to the
economy
and
healthcare system
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