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Hysteria's Legacy--Dismissing Distress and Mirroring Societal Bias
Hysteria's history reveals medicine's tendency to pathologize distress, especially in women, rather than understand suffering, a pattern echoing today's dismissal of legitimate concerns.
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Hysteria Diagnosis: Evolving Cultural Anxieties and Medical Biases
Hysteria's diagnosis reveals societal anxieties about women, evolving from a "wandering womb" to a versatile "wastebasket" for unexplained symptoms, often driven by physician incentives.
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Diluted Emotional Labor: Workplace Concept Misapplied to Relationships
Emotional labor, originally workplace-focused, now often misapplied to relationships, obscures its true meaning of managing feelings for a wage and can hinder direct communication.
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