Do Western therapeutic approaches need to be adapted for individuals from collectivist cultures?

Loneliness and Conspiracy Theories. The Japanese word hikikomori translates to 'pulling inward' or 'being confined'. It is a noun referring to youths who ... Gender difference in prevalence and network structure of subclinical Hikikomori and depression among college students ... Informational Justice, Organizational ... What Is Hikikomori? Hikikomori is an almost complete withdrawal from social interaction that was first seen in Japan, but is becoming a psychological syndrome ... Jul 17, 2021 ... The chapter aims to explore hikikomori users' 'hidden' information needs that are embedded within their problematic situation by analysing the narratives they ... ... hikikomori, individuals isolated for at least six months. Health Effects. Fant, Jenny,“Loneliness Increases Risk Of Heart Failure By 20% According To A New ... Feb 24, 2025 ... In response, researchers have leveraged social media platforms as a source of self-reported health information that can be analyzed for ... Feb 28, 2015 ... It discusses two types of conformity: informational social influence ... Hikikomori. Pilar García. 8 slides•565 ... How Well Do Students Learn from Informational Posters? Jennings ... Hikikomori, Exploring the Data Available on Japan's Most Famous Social Disorder. Apr 11, 2024 ... A severe form of social phobia and avoidant personality disorder, Hikikomori ... Become a Member About You Professional Information Newsletters & ... Dec 15, 2018 ... Instead, searches for social withdrawal reaped more information that ultimately helped shape this thesis to argue that hikikomori in Japan are a ...