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Probably because Psychology is super individual und culturally dependent. Nothing Psychologists ever "find out" generally applies, but just happens in their l
by Lionga 2y ago
Probably because Psychology is super individual und culturally dependent.
Nothing Psychologists ever "find out" generally applies, but just happens in their little circle und their circumstances in their time.
- DiscourseFan 2y agoExcept the incest taboo, which is not culturally dependent.
- wincy 2y agoI don’t know, I read a Pakistan Today article where a doctor said cousin marriage is no big deal as it “only” causes defects in 2% of cases. Interestingly, this article is now impossible to find on Google. You can find a dozen news articles of people in the UK arguing about this. Hopefully the discourse is shifting, but a culture can be dysfunctional (like allowing first cousin or even worse double first cousin marriages, for example) for a very long time before it collapses.
- DiscourseFan 2y agoEverywhere has an incest taboo, just not necessarily the same one.
- rusk 2y agoPretty sure I could find cousins marrying in Arkansas. No need to go to Pakistan. Ugly though it may be, it’s not big-I incest.