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Amafufunyana é uma síndrome ligada à cultu … Amafufunyana é uma síndrome ligada à cultura não especificada nomeada pelos curandeiros tradicionais do povo Xhosa que se relaciona a reivindicações de possessão demoníaca devido a membros do povo Xhosa exibindo comportamento aberrante e preocupações psicológicas. Após estudos, descobriu-se que este termo é direcionado a pessoas que sofrem de vários tipos de esquizofrenia. Um termo semelhante, ukuthwasa, é usado para se referir a tipos positivos de posse reivindicada, embora esse evento também envolva aqueles que sofrem de esquizofrenia. Também encontrou-se uso cultural entre alguns grupos de povos Zulu. A tradução direta do termo amafufunyana é nervosismo e é parte de uma ideologia cultural muito mais complexa, conectando vários tipos de psicose com crenças e atividades religiosas, sociais e recentemente psiquiátricas. Numa entrevista de 1998 com pessoas Xhosa que sofrem de esquizofrenia por Lund et al., Foi determinado que, por meio da interação com cientistas e serviços psicológicos, o tratamento preferido para a condição cultural havia mudado de relação com curandeiros tradicionais para avaliações psiquiátricas ativas.nais para avaliações psiquiátricas ativas.
, Amafufunyana is an unspecified "culture-bo … Amafufunyana is an unspecified "culture-bound" syndrome named by the traditional healers of the Xhosa people that relates to claims of demonic possession due to members of the Xhosa people exhibiting aberrant behavior and psychological concerns. After study, it was discovered that this term is directed toward people with varying types of schizophrenia. A similar term, , is used to refer to positive types of claimed possession, though this event also involves those with schizophrenia. It has also found cultural usage among some groups of Zulu peoples. The direct translation of the term amafufunyana is nerves and is a part of a much more complex cultural ideology connecting varying types of psychosis with religious, social, and recently psychiatric beliefs and activities. In a 1998 interview with Xhosa people with schizophrenia by Lund et al., it was determined that through interaction with scientists and psychological services, the preferred treatment for the cultural condition had shifted from relation to traditional healers to active psychiatric assessment. healers to active psychiatric assessment.
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Amafufunyana is an unspecified "culture-bo … Amafufunyana is an unspecified "culture-bound" syndrome named by the traditional healers of the Xhosa people that relates to claims of demonic possession due to members of the Xhosa people exhibiting aberrant behavior and psychological concerns. After study, it was discovered that this term is directed toward people with varying types of schizophrenia. A similar term, , is used to refer to positive types of claimed possession, though this event also involves those with schizophrenia. It has also found cultural usage among some groups of Zulu peoples.l usage among some groups of Zulu peoples.
, Amafufunyana é uma síndrome ligada à cultu … Amafufunyana é uma síndrome ligada à cultura não especificada nomeada pelos curandeiros tradicionais do povo Xhosa que se relaciona a reivindicações de possessão demoníaca devido a membros do povo Xhosa exibindo comportamento aberrante e preocupações psicológicas. Após estudos, descobriu-se que este termo é direcionado a pessoas que sofrem de vários tipos de esquizofrenia. Um termo semelhante, ukuthwasa, é usado para se referir a tipos positivos de posse reivindicada, embora esse evento também envolva aqueles que sofrem de esquizofrenia. Também encontrou-se uso cultural entre alguns grupos de povos Zulu.ultural entre alguns grupos de povos Zulu.
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