Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 114
... stress . The problem was two - fold . On the one hand , we had to develop a measure of social stress which could be used as a reliable predictor of the susto illness . On the other hand , we were convinced for ethnographic reasons ...
... stress . The problem was two - fold . On the one hand , we had to develop a measure of social stress which could be used as a reliable predictor of the susto illness . On the other hand , we were convinced for ethnographic reasons ...
Page 115
... stress has seen more frequent use in certain cognate disciplines than it has in anthropology . For this reason we delved into some of the stress related literature ranging over the medical , behav- ioral , and social sciences . A few of ...
... stress has seen more frequent use in certain cognate disciplines than it has in anthropology . For this reason we delved into some of the stress related literature ranging over the medical , behav- ioral , and social sciences . A few of ...
Page 121
... stress . It is only the de- velopment and test of this last measure which concerns us in this article.5 When necessary , interpreters were used to help gather medical data ... Stress Scores Between Groups GAUGE TO MEASURE SOCIAL STRESS 121.
... stress . It is only the de- velopment and test of this last measure which concerns us in this article.5 When necessary , interpreters were used to help gather medical data ... Stress Scores Between Groups GAUGE TO MEASURE SOCIAL STRESS 121.
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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