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Knowledge and beliefs about depression among urban and rural Indian Malaysians

Phik-Wern LooResearch Department of Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology, UCL, London, UK
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Adrian FurnhamResearch Department of Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology, UCL, London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 1009-1029 | Received 20 Aug 2012, Accepted 06 Sep 2012, Published online: 02 Oct 2012

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Ting Sun, Qishou Tang, Depei Liu, Long Zhao, Fuzhi Wang & Hui Xie. (2021) Mental health literacy about depression among rural left-behind children in China: a comparative and cross-sectional study. Journal of Mental Health 30:2, pages 263-270.
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Khadeeja Munawar, Firdaus Mukhtar, Fahad Riaz Choudhry & Alvin Lai Oon Ng. (2021) Mental health literacy: A systematic review of knowledge and beliefs about mental disorders in Malaysia. Asia-Pacific Psychiatry 14:1.
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Patrick V. Barnwell, Sarah L. Mann, Erick J. Fedorenko, Courtney Wheeler, Blake Everett & Richard J. Contrada. (2022) Lay beliefs about the causes and treatment of depression: Tests of measurement models and associations. Journal of Affective Disorders 299, pages 93-101.
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Rozanizam Zakaria, Aisyah Nazurah Ubaidah, Khadijah Abdul Rashid & Rawahah Husna Ramli. (2022) Exploring Depression Literacy among Malaysian Secondary School Adolescents Using a Vignette-Based Questionnaire. Malaysian Journal Of Psychiatry 31:2, pages 53-59.
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Noor Aljassim & Remo Ostini. (2020) Health literacy in rural and urban populations: A systematic review. Patient Education and Counseling 103:10, pages 2142-2154.
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S. Pang, M. Subramaniam, S. P. Lee, Y. W. Lau, E. Abdin, B. Y. Chua, L. Picco, J. A. Vaingankar & S. A. Chong. (2017) The Singaporean public beliefs about the causes of mental illness: results from a multi-ethnic population-based study. Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences 27:4, pages 403-412.
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Adrian Furnham, William Ritchie & Alixe Lay. (2016) Beliefs about the causes and cures of depression. International Journal of Social Psychiatry 62:5, pages 415-424.
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Santushi D. Amarasuriya, Anthony F. Jorm & Nicola J. Reavley. (2015) Depression literacy of undergraduates in a non-western developing context: the case of Sri Lanka. BMC Research Notes 8:1.
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Adrian Furnham & Aseel Hamid. (2014) Mental health literacy in non-western countries: a review of the recent literature. Mental Health Review Journal 19:2, pages 84-98.
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