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Munch scholar Sue Prideaux places the creation of the first Scream in a time when the Norwegian painter was broke, fresh off a failed love affair, and fearful of developing the mental illness that ran in his family. To Prideaux, it's no coincidence that the bridge depicted in The Scream was a popular spot for jumpers. Tellingly, it sat within earshot of a slaughterhouse and an insane asylum where Munch's schizophrenic sister resided.

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Men who behave like promiscuous playboys or feel powerful over women are more likely to have mental health problems than men with less sexist attitudes, according to a study released on Monday.

The analysis found links between sexist behavior and mental health issues such as depression and substance use, said the study in the Journal of Counseling Psychology, published by the American Psychological Association.

"Some of these sexist masculine norms, like being a playboy and power over women, aren't just a social injustice, but they are also potentially bad for your mental health," said Joel Wong, an associate professor of counseling psychology at Indiana University Bloomington and lead author of the study.

Its release comes on the heels of the election to the US presidency of Donald Trump, whose comments about women that emerged during the election campaign were condemned by many as sexist and misogynist.

The research synthesized results of more than 70 US-based studies involving more than 19,000 men over 11 years.

This involved looking at 11 norms generally considered by experts to reflect society's expectations of traditional masculinity including a desire to win, risk-taking and pursuit of status, Wong said.

The traits, or norms, most closely linked to mental health problems were playboy behavior, or sexual promiscuity, power over women and self-reliance, he said.

"Men who have trouble asking for directions when they're lost, that's a classic example of self-reliance," Wong said.

Also, men who exhibited those attitudes were also less likely to seek mental health treatment, the study said.

The researchers said there was one dimension for which they were unable to find any significant effects.

"Primacy of work was not significantly associated with any of the mental health-related outcomes," said Wong in a statement.

"Perhaps this is a reflection of the complexity of work and its implications for well-being. An excessive focus on work can be harmful to one's health and interpersonal relationships, but work is also a source of meaning for many individuals."
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'Sexist' men more likely to have mental health issues, study finds

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Men who behave like promiscuous playboys or feel powerful over women are more likely to have mental health problems than men with less sexist attitudes, according to a study released on Monday. The analysis found links between sexist behavior and mental health issues such as depression and substance use, said the study in the Journal of Counseling Psychology, published by the American Psychological Association.

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In 2013-14 over 1.7 million adults accessed NHS services for severe or enduring mental health problems. In 2013-14, 947,640 people were referred into Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services for common mental health problems such as depression and anxiety disorders.

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The charity YoungMinds is calling on schools across the country to take part in #HelloYellow on World Mental Health Day (10th October) to show young people they're not alone with their mental health.

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Everything in this video allows you to see all the different emotions that can be explored through dance, this dance specifically explores the wide range of emotions that can be used effectively, which could also help with our chair duets that we're focusing on.

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James Bay - Let It Go - Dance | A Breakup Story #DanceOnJamesBay

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This video helped with the chair duets that we are focusing on. It relates to the piece we're doing in the current lesson because of the use of movement in the video.

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We're at Theatre Royal Plymouth from 30... - Rambert Dance Company | Facebook

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We're at Theatre Royal Plymouth from 30 November - 2 December. bit.ly/LinhaPlym Take a look at rehearsal footage from Kim Brandstrup's Transfigured Night, one of the works in the programme. Set to Arnold Schoenberg's 1899 score, Transfigured Night tells the tale of two lovers who meet at midnight, a dark secret threatening to tear them apart.

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Unit 5

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Stereotypes of mental health illnesses:
- “People with mental health illnesses are dangerous and incompetent”
- “Those with a mental health illness are incurable or a poor outcome”
- “Mental illness is a result of bad parenting skills”
- “People with a mental health illness just fake it”
- “They’re unpredictable”
Approximately there are 242,470,820 adults in the US, 43.8 of these adult’s experience mental health illnesses.
• 1 in 5 men and 1 in 12 women begin to develop and alcohol dependant lifestyle.

Here are different types of mental health illnesses in the UK:
• Depression- 2.6 in 100 people
• Mixed anxiety and depression-9.7 in 100 people
• Phobias- 2.6 in 100 people
• OCD-1.3 in 100 people
• Panic disorder- 1.2 in 100 people.

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Unit 5- Research and record information for a range of contextual information for performing arts activities.
Mental health is one of the most common health issues that people in the UK have. A lot of young people and children have got some sort of mental health illness this can be due to something that has happened to them or something that is happening to them at the time.
There are approximately 200 known mental health illnesses that people all around the word experience, the most common ones are depression, anxiety, dementia, schizophrenia, and anxiety disorders. The symptoms of these illnesses can be a change in mood and also personality as well, also social withdrawal so you’re less interested in going out and meeting friends, also a decrease in motivation.
There are more than 6,000 suicides in the UK and Ireland, also 55,000 suicides in the European union. These figures show that there is one death by suicide every 2 hours, in these numbers there are 4 times as many men committing suicide than women.