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Psychosocial support aims to foster resilience in both communities and individuals affected by violence or natural disasters. It seeks to ease the resumption of normalcy and prevent pathological consequences by addressing the close relationship between individual psychological effects, like impacts on emotions and behavior, and collective social influences, which mutually impact one another. The term refers to an approach that considers these interconnected psychological and social factors.
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Answers about how you can do more with Walmart!"
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