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Salud Mental 2010; 33 (3)


«Un infinito que no acaba». Modelos explicativos sobre la depresión y el malestar emocional entre los adolescentes barceloneses (España). Segunda parte

Martínez-Hernáez A, Muñoz GA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 55
Paginas: 229-236
Archivo PDF: 118.31 Kb.


FRAGMENTO

RESULTADOS
Las expresiones del malestar
El conjunto de adversidades y aflicciones que hemos descrito en la primera parte de este artículo es detectado por los propios adolescentes en sus iguales a partir de determinados signos físicos, síntomas, gestos y comportamientos que constituyen todo un lenguaje corporal a la vez que discursivo del malestar.


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