[SY-113] [Symposium 113] Cultural Consensus: A Structured Mixed-Methods Approach to Studying Cultural Models of Mental Illness | PRCP&WACP Joint Congress 2025 Tokyo

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[Symposium 113] Cultural Consensus: A Structured Mixed-Methods Approach to Studying Cultural Models of Mental Illness

Sun. Sep 28, 2025 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM JST
Sun. Sep 28, 2025 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM UTC

Session Room 8 (Meeting Room 1)

Chair: Andrew Ryder (Concordia University)

Organizer's Abstract

[SY-113]Cultural Consensus: A Structured Mixed-Methods Approach to Studying Cultural Models of Mental Illness

Andrew Ryder (Concordia University (Montreal, Canada)(Canada))

[SY-113-01]The Use of Cultural Consensus Methods to Study Cultural Models of Normalcy and Deviancy

*Andrew Ryder (Concordia University (Montreal, Canada)(Canada))

[SY-113-02]Understanding Depression in Levantine-Canadians using Cultural Domain Analysis

*Jude Nachabe¹, Luka Bolduc¹, Madinah Kawish², Andrew G Ryder^1,3 (1.Concordia University(Canada), 2.University of Ottawa(Canada), 3.Jewish General Hospital(Canada))

[SY-113-03]Perceptions on "Depression" among the Tuareg and Arab
Communities of Tamanrasset

*Tinhinane Kessai, Jude Nachabe, Andrew Ryder (Concordia University (Canada))

[SY-113-04]Streamlining Cultural Consensus Analysis in Mental Health Research: Potentials and Limitations

*Mariana Borges da Fonseca^1,2,4, Andrew Ryder^1,2,3,4 (1.Concordia University(Canada), 2.Centre for Clinical Research in Health, Concordia University(Canada), 3.Culture & Mental Health Research Unit, Jewish General Hospital(Canada), 4.Culture, Health and Personality Lab, Concordia University(Canada))

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