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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47794-6e big data movement, and the expected contribution of AI to personalized mental health care are all addressed. The concluding section identifies some of the major barriers that will need to be overcome in the near future for digital solutions to be adopted by users. Nevertheless, the current COVID-1

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Introduction to Brain, Decision-Making, and Mental Health, is presented in this Chapter. It begins with acknowledging that thinking is not a constant phenomenon but varies considerably across cultures. It is followed by critical thinking and its importance in bridging divisions in thinking and its applicability across sciences, particularly medical science

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Relational Thinking and the Cultural Conditionality of Human Understanding,cultural, historical, and socializational disparity issues. Indeed, the interpretation of various cultures is a process where not only the subject of the interpretation, i.e., the culture, is important, but also interpreter-related factors, e.g., in terms of geography, politics, and economy, play a