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Cassidy 1962
Cheng and McDermont 1982
Littlewood 1986
Prince 1985

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Running amok Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Brunei, Singapore

Hispanic people as well as in the Philippines where it is known

Ataque de nervios
as "Nervous Breakdown"

Bilis, clera Latinos

Bouffe dlirante West Africa and Haiti

Brain fag syndrome West African students

Dhat syndrome India

Falling-out, blacking out Southern United States and Caribbean

Ghost sickness Native American

Hwabyeong Korean

Chinese and Malaysian populations in southeast Asia; Assam;

Koro
occasionally in West

Latah Malaysia and Indonesia

Locura Latinos in the United States and Latin America

Mal de pelea Puerto Rico[11]

Nervios Latin America, Latinos in the United States

Evil eye Mediterranean; Hispanic populations and Ethiopia

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Piblokto Arctic and subarctic Eskimo populations

Zou huo ru mo (Qigong psychotic reaction) Chinese

Rootwork Southern United States, Caribbean nations

Sangue dormido Portuguese populations in Cape Verde

Shenjing shuairuo Chinese

Shenkui Chinese

Shinbyeong Korean

African American, White populations in the southern

Spell
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Latinos in the United States; Mexico, Central

Susto
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Taijin kyofusho Japanese

Ethiopia, Somalia, Egypt, Sudan, Iran, and other North

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Ataque de nervios Hispanic people as well as in the Philippines

Dhat syndrome India

Khyl cap Cambodians in the United States and Cambodia

Ghost sickness Native American

Kufungisisa Zimbabwe

Maladi moun Haiti

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