Policy Brief [0.03%]
政策简报
Thoa V Khuu,Jennifer Van Hook,Kendal L Lowrey
Thoa V Khuu
Seeing Discrimination: How Different Definitions of Discrimination Relate to Health in U.S. Adults [0.03%]
从歧视到健康：美国成年人中不同定义的歧视与健康之间的关系
Lauren Valentino,Evangeline Warren
Lauren Valentino
Research demonstrates that perceived discrimination negatively impacts health. Yet there is conflicting evidence about how an individual's definition of discrimination-separate from their experience of discrimination-shapes health dispariti...
The Management of Social Standing: Characterizing the Influence of HIV Stigma on HIV Talk and Testing Behavior in Philippine Key Populations Using a Grounded Theory Approach [0.03%]
基于扎根理论的艾滋病污名对菲律宾高危人群谈艾行为和检测意愿影响的研究及应对思考
Gideon Livingstone P Bendicion,Augil Marie Q Robles,Moniq Muyargas et al.
Gideon Livingstone P Bendicion et al.
We characterize the way human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) stigma hinders HIV conversations and testing. Using grounded theory principles, we analyzed in-depth interviews of the experiences of select Philippine key populations (groups with ...
Healing from Suicide: How Suicide Disclosures Can Facilitate Social Integration and Healing [0.03%]
自杀恢复：自杀披露如何促进社会融合与治愈
Katie R Billings
Katie R Billings
Despite rising suicide rates in the United States, we know little about how people experience suicidality and how they access healing from suicidality. Using semistructured interviews with 102 suicide survivors-those who have seriously cons...
American Dreaming? Evaluating Trait Explanations for Health Inequalities by Race and Socioeconomic Status [0.03%]
美国梦？评估性格特征在美国种族和社会经济地位健康不平等中的解释作用
Bruce G Link,Ezra S Susser,Pam Factor-Litvak et al.
Bruce G Link et al.
In the context of strong cultural beliefs associated with the American Dream, a prominent body of scholarship asserts that traits such as intelligence, self-confidence, and self-control play a pivotal role in the life course emergence of he...
Structural Ableism, Health, and Functioning among People with Disabilities: An Extension of the Social Determinants of Health Framework [0.03%]
结构能力主义、健康与残疾人的功能表现：社会健康决定因素框架的延伸
Robyn Lewis Brown
Robyn Lewis Brown
This study examined how structural ableism, conceptualized through the social determinants of health framework, impacts health outcomes among people with disabilities. Using multilevel regression analysis with data from the 2020 National Su...
State Policy Liberalism in Adolescence and Risk for Dementia from 2000 to 2016 among Older U.S. Adults [0.03%]
1980年代自由主义政策与美国老年人2000至2016年痴呆症风险之间的关系
Meghan Zacher,Samantha Brady,Susan E Short
Meghan Zacher
Although prior research identifies many social determinants of dementia, few studies look upstream toward dementia's macrosocial correlates, and fewer still consider macrosocial conditions in early life. This study focuses on state policy c...
Did Social Capital Protect Mental Health from Social Mixing Restrictions and Spatial Immobility during the COVID-19 Pandemic? A Longitudinal Analysis of Individual- and Contextual-Level Local Social Capital [0.03%]
社会资本能在新冠肺炎疫情期间缓冲社会交往限制和空间封闭对精神健康的影响吗？一项关于个体及社区层面的地方社会资本的纵向分析
James Laurence
James Laurence
This study investigates whether local social capital (neighbor networks and norms of trust/reciprocity) buffered the impact of mixing/mobility restrictions on psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic. It draws on two nationally r...
Whose American Dream? Examining the John Henryism Hypothesis for Psychological Distress among African American and Caribbean Black Women [0.03%]
美国梦在何处？对非裔和加勒比黑人妇女的约翰·亨利主义假设的心理压力进行考察
Millicent N Robinson,Courtney S Thomas Tobin
Millicent N Robinson
The John Henryism hypothesis (JHH) suggests high John Henryism may adversely affect the health of individuals with low socioeconomic status (SES). Although prevalent among Black Americans, its impact on Black women's mental health across et...
Emotional Rollercoaster: How Immigration Policy and Agency Shape Mental Health among Undocumented College Students [0.03%]
情绪过山车：移民政策与机构如何影响无证大学生的心理健康
Martha Morales Hernandez
Martha Morales Hernandez
Exclusionary immigration laws and policies have been shown to produce adverse mental health outcomes. However, less work has traced the processes through which mental health experiences arise and how undocumented college students employ the...