The places of psychopathology
Opportunities and limitations of an ecological approach
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https://doi.org/10.7146/pl.v46i2.165673Keywords:
ecological psychology, affordance, anxiety, ADHD, psychopathologyAbstract
This article investigates how psychopathology is to be understood in relation to places through an ecological psychological approach.
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