James M. Devlin, Jennifer Toof, Surabhi Jain, Keon Stewart, Ronetta Mack
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Social existence is vital for any person's survival. Social existence theory relates to how individuals conceptualize their existence in a social world, learn from others, and communicate with others. We discuss constructivism, social learning, and the influence of language, as well as the influence of language on society's views of mental illness and the systemic nature of these views.