Somatization Among Bedouin-Arab Women
Abstract
Background: The tendency to experience and communicate distress in a somatic rather than a psychological mode is widespread in Western and other societies. This article is focused on the Bedouin-Arab women in the Negev. Methods: A convenience snowball sampling of 217 Bedouin-Arab women from the Negev, Israel, completed the Rosenberg self-esteem scale, the Derogatis Symptom Checklist-Revised (SCL-90-R), the McMaster Family Assessment Device...
Paper Details
Title
Somatization Among Bedouin-Arab Women
Published Date
Dec 9, 2004
Volume
42
Issue
1-2
Pages
131 - 143
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