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Aspects of translation in psychological and psychiatric cross-cultural research
This study investigates the process of translating English-language questionnaires and interview formats into Black African languages. The details of translation are invariably glossed in reports and publications on the use of translated psychological and psychiatric instruments. This results in a l...
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Department of Psychology
2015
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