Anam Elahi

TL;DR: A dimensional latent structure of paranoia implies that the processes involved in sub-clinical paranoia may be similar to those in clinical paranoia.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors propose that cultural identity plays a central role in mitigating the psychological precursors of psychosis and that disidentification and social disconnection subsequent to migration could initiate or exacerbate psychosis for multiple generations.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined whether identifying with one's local neighborhood protected people from developing mental health symptoms associated with financial stress and found that strong host town identities buffered students from mental health problems related to financial stress.

TL;DR: Understanding the complex interplay between social identity and social contact in the development of paranoia may help therapists and researchers better understand the phenomenology and risk factors of paranoid symptomology.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the relationship between neighbourhood identity and self-harm, and whether identifying with one's neighbourhood can mitigate the effects of economic stress on selfharm, finding that experiencing disadvantage and disidentification predicted significantly higher odds of selfharm.