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1Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06519, USA.
Abstract:
The author uses the idiom of autobiographical storytelling to explicate two important themes: How the complex phenomenon of 'belonging' results from the interactions of members of a nondominant group and those of a dominant group; and how the author himself has dealt with this phenomenon in his own developmental adaptation over the years. The concept of belonging is a cultural principle that should be thoroughly understood by mental health professionals if they are to deal effectively with the problem of cross-cultural adaptation.
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