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When the body recognizes a relatively harmless substance as a dangerous antigen and mounts an immune response, this response is called
Cultural Symptoms
Manifestations or expressions of behaviors, beliefs, or values that are indicative of the cultural or social aspects of a group or society.
Somatisation
The conversion of psychological distress into physical symptoms, leading to medical seeking behavior without any diagnosable organic cause.
Fulford's Squeaky Wheel Principle
A concept suggesting that the most noticeable (or complaining) problems are the ones most likely to get attention and resources.
Cultural Formulation
A framework used in mental health assessments to understand how a patient's cultural background influences their experience and expression of symptoms.
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