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    “…The belief of God’s will and fate was associated with poor compliance to treatment (p=0.06). The belief of supernatural cause was correlated to rural origin (p=0.000) and advanced age of participants (p=0.000).Significant correlation was also found between family history of mental disorders and beliefs on hereditary causes (p=0.000). …”
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    Beliefs about schizophrenia’s causes among family members
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    “…Barriers reported included community stigma, lack of cultural awareness of race-ethnic minorities within the community, attribution of mental illness to lack of faith or supernatural causes, and specific barriers unique to vulnerable/special subgroups within the community. …”
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    Role of Mosque Communities in Supporting Muslims with Mental Illness: Results of CBPR-oriented Focus Groups in the Bay Area, California
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    “…Quantitative analysis reveals that the bacterium and its effects are described via the terms belonging to the lexical fields of fear, diseases, change, the supernatural, hostility, destruction, killing and war, with the latter three being the most dominant statistically speaking. …”
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    “Xylella is the Enemy that Must be Fought”: Representations of the X. Fastidiosa Bacterium in the Media Discourse
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    por Galvin, M., Chiwaye, L., Moolla, A.
    Publicado 2023
    “…RESULTS: THPs interviewed generally perceived mental illness to be of supernatural causation, either as a result of bewitchment, a calling for the patient to become a THP themselves, due to angry ancestors, or due to natural causes. …”
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    Perceptions of Causes and Treatment of Mental Illness Among Traditional Health Practitioners in Johannesburg, South Africa
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    “…The role of mosquito vectors in transmission was not generally appreciated and certain clinical presentations, particularly hydrocele, were associated with supernatural forces. Multiple adverse events were associated with mass drug administration campaigns and most study participants mentioned community members who did not participate in campaigns. …”
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    Qualitative analysis of the impact of a lymphatic filariasis elimination programme using mass drug administration on Misima Island, Papua New Guinea
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    por Hilgert, Norma I, Gil, Guillermo E
    Publicado 2007
    “…According to the local conception the hot/cold imbalance could be the principal cause for reproductive illnesses; pregnancy may have natural or supernatural origin, post partum and menstruation involve similar sanitary risks, and neonatal care has a strong magic connotation. …”
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    Reproductive medicine in northwest Argentina: traditional and institutional systems
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    “…Beliefs in evil forces and supernatural powers as a cause of infertility are still prevalent especially amongst people with lower level of education. …”
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    Knowledge, perceptions and myths regarding infertility among selected adult population in Pakistan: a cross-sectional study
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    “…The cause of this anticipatory activity, which undoubtedly lies within the realm of natural physical processes (as opposed to supernatural or paranormal ones), remains to be determined.…”
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    Predictive Physiological Anticipation Preceding Seemingly Unpredictable Stimuli: A Meta-Analysis
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    “…Although a majority of mothers believed diarrhea to be due to natural causes, there were also beliefs about supernatural origin of diarrhea. Thin watery diarrhea was considered as the most serious. …”
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    Mothers’ beliefs and barriers about childhood diarrhea and its management in Morang district, Nepal
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    “…Most of the participants (48.1%) believed that BD were of supernatural origin. The age, level of education, number of antenatal visits and parity of the participants were not significantly correlated (p > 0.05) with their specific and overall knowledge. …”
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    Knowledge of pregnant women about birth defects
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    por Rosen, Melanie G.
    Publicado 2013
    “…Experiments demonstrate that subjects rationalize strange elements in narratives, leaving out supernatural or bizarre components when reporting waking memories of stories. …”
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    What I make up when I wake up: anti-experience views and narrative fabrication of dreams
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    “…Respondents with higher scores for perceived supernatural causes (std. β = −0.09, P<0.01) and perceived psychosocial and biological causes (std. β = −0.14, P<0.001) had significantly lower stigma levels. …”
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    Public Stigma against People with Mental Illness in the Gilgel Gibe Field Research Center (GGFRC) in Southwest Ethiopia
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    “…Both the groups visit multiple carers including traditional healers substantiating the strong belief for supernatural causation of developmental disorders in India.…”
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    A Comparative Study of Pathways to Care for Children with Specific Learning Disability and Mental Retardation
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    “…Most respondents gave supernatural explanations for mental illnesses but only a few believed that spiritual leaders can play a role in treatment.…”
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    Public stigma associated with mental illnesses in Pakistani university students: a cross sectional survey
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    “…In addition, when malaria cases present symptoms, such as convulsions, hallucinations and/or loss of consciousness, the illness is often interpreted as having a supernatural aetiology, leading to diagnosis and treatment by traditional healers. …”
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    Foul wind, spirits and witchcraft: illness conceptions and health-seeking behaviour for malaria in the Gambia
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    “…The second theme, ‘logical and scientific’, was voiced more often by WB PwMS and accounts for a range of genetic/viral influences, stress, environmental and lifestyle factors. Third, the ‘supernatural’ illness attribution theme departs from a biomedical perspective and was reported often among BC PwMS. …”
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    Exploring meanings of illness causation among those severely affected by multiple sclerosis: a comparative qualitative study of Black Caribbean and White British people
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    “…Consumption of certain types of food was an important cause of blindness as perceived by 57.9% of the respondents, followed by supernatural forces (41.7%) and aging (19%). Sixty percent of respondents thought blindness could be prevented. …”
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    Perception and Attitude of a Rural Community Regarding Adult Blindness in North Central Nigeria
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    “…Interestingly, throughout human history, different peoples interpreted SP under a supernatural view. For example, Canadian Eskimos attribute SP to spells of shamans, who hinder the ability to move, and provoke hallucinations of a shapeless presence. …”
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    Sleep Paralysis in Brazilian Folklore and Other Cultures: A Brief Review
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    “…RESULTS: A number of key themes emerged, revealing Qatari women attributed miscarriages to a number of factors including: supernatural forces, such as God’s will and evil eye; lifestyle, such as physical activities and consuming particular substances; medical conditions, such as diabetes; and emotional state, such as stress, and emotional upset. …”
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    Causal explanations of miscarriage amongst Qataris
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    “…Most respondents had negative beliefs such as attributing epilepsy to supernatural spirits, heredity, and preference of traditional medicine and healers to conventional medicine as a treatment for epilepsy. …”
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    Knowledge, attitude, and beliefs on epilepsy among adults in Erute South, Lira District, Uganda
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