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nese shows that initially, acculturation showed protective effect on mental health of immigrants, but when discrimination against thoseimmigrants appears, the acculturation benefits seems to disappear(Min Jeong Kim 29).

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Chapter 3: The causes and healing of Yu Yuan’s mental problems............. 18

3.1 The causes of schizophrenia...................................18

3.3.1. External factors.............................19

3.3.2. Intrinsic cause........................22

3.2 The causes of depression.....................23

3.3 The healing of Yu Yuan’s mental problems.......................28

Conclusion....................32

Chapter 3: The causes and healing of Yu Yuan’s mentalproblems

3.1 The causes of schizophrenia

Mental illness and interpersonal alienation sometimes is a kind of environmentaladaptation and self-preservation means towards the oppressive circumstances; Inother words, “schizophrenia” to some extent is a collective symptoms in the contextof contemporary modern culture, which can be seen as a kind of escape from the realworld and the overwhelming industrial civilization in the modern society. Besides thepsychological method in the study of abnormal behaviors, the book AbnormalPsychology also lists some sociological theories in the study of abnormal psychologysuch as “abnormal inter-personal relation theory”, “abnormal family system theory”and “abnormal social structure theory”. Abnormal inter-personal relation theory putpeople's social attributes at the core of explaining the development of normal behaviorand abnormal behavior. Modern interpersonal theory was born out of the disagreement between Freud and his student Alfred Adler. Against Freud's emphasison the influences of unconsciousness, and against Freud's view of instinctive drive,Adler places more emphasis on the role of social motivation and social forces ratherthan sexual impulses in the formation of human behavior, while theory of socialstructure argues that to find the causes of psychopathy, we need to expand furtherfrom the family to society. Firstly, social stress may increase the risk of psychopathy.These social pressures may manifest themselves in large-scale social restructuring,such as the industrialization of the United States in the early 20th century. Similarsocial reorganizations changed people's social roles and relationships from factoryworkers to unemployed, from members of mainstream culture to members ofmulticultural society. Secondly, some people who live in more stressful environmentsfor a long time may be at greater risk of developing psychopathy. For example, peopleliving in urban slums experience more adverse mental health problems, especiallysubstance abuse, juvenile delinquency, depression and anxiety. Certain characteristicsof the community seem to be important, such as poverty, racial prejudice anddiscrimination, the frequent migration of families, the lack of cultural or ethical tiesbetween neighbors, and the higher proportion of children than adults(Susan 63). Inshort, theory of social structure holds that society contributes to the psychopathologyof certain members of society by creating severe stresses on them and then allowingor encouraging them to cope with these stresses with psychological sy本论文由英语论文网提供整理，提供论文代写，英语论文代写，代写论文，代写英语论文，代写留学生论文，代写英文论文，留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。