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C. The postmodern and feminist perspectives both accuse that diagnosis ignore societal contexts
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Social change is pervasive and linked to mental disease and misery all across the world. Evidence is necessary, but lacking, to support the claim that social transformation has a different impact in low- and middle-income nations. The limitations of present psychiatric techniques, which have decontextualized mental diagnosis, prevent any real comparison attempt to gather such information. In all parts of the world, social change is over time visible. These changes result from a number of things, such as modifications to political structures, adjustments to economic systems and environments, revolutions in educational and social structures, fluctuations in employment and income, social security and health care coverage, and shifts in living standards. Social changes affect humans and are a part of human existence
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