vettedvat

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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   The parent seeks to discredit the legitimacy of all mental disease , based on a study of a handful of Mensa members from 2016. Does that "discredit the truth?" Their original comment was flagged and removed. Sorry, who's the
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   Christians actually have a larger majority in Ethiopia than in the US. Looks like it takes more than "community, shared culture, shared religion." Oops!
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   False, we expect people to be depressed when depressing things happen, this is normal and called "situational depression," you've confused it with a disorder. Depression has been a problem in Ethiopia for much longer than the
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   All 3 are in abundance in Ethiopia. So why are depressive disorders so prevalent there? Folksy phrases aren't a great guide to mental health.
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   Wrong again, a psychologist would not make that mistake. They know what those words mean; you just googled them. Luckily you didn't even try explain away dysthymia from your armchair because, well, you have nothing to stand on. > Ma
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   You're describing situational depression. Very different than major depressive disorder or dysthymia for which these drugs are often prescribed. Common mistake.
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   by vettedvat 5y ago

   "He still has PTSD from his tour in NAAAM"