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The British Journal of Psychiatry 139: 540-544 (1981)
© 1981 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

The relation between contextual and reported threat due to life events: a controlled study

DM Ndetei and A Vadher

Following the method of Brown and Harris 30 Kenyan patients suffering from depression and 40 community non-psychiatrically-disturbed controls were studied for contextual and reported threat due to short-term and long-term life events. It was found that the patients did not over-rate threat due to events (in 'search for the meaning') nor did the controls under-rate the threat of life events. Some theoretical issues on the 'contextual threat' of life events are raised.




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