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期刊名:Journal of health and social behavior

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ISSN:0022-1465

e-ISSN:2150-6000

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Catherine E Ross Catherine E Ross
A threatening and dangerous neighborhood may produce distressing emotions of anxiety, anger, and depression among the individuals who live there because residents find these neighborhoods subjectively alienating. The author introduces the i...
Erin R Hamilton,Julien O Teitler,Nancy E Reichman Erin R Hamilton
Mexican American children have a weight distribution that categorizes them as relatively healthy at birth but relatively unhealthy by age 3. This early life course transition in health based on weight raises the question of whether Mexican ...
Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk,Jeremy Freese,Robert M Hauser Hanna Grol-Prokopczyk
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Jarron M Saint Onge,Patrick M Krueger Jarron M Saint Onge
Epidemiological research typically focuses on the intensity, frequency, or duration of physical activity, without consideration of the socially meaningful dimensions of exercise. The authors use data from the 1998 National Health Interview ...
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Carol S Aneshensel,Michelle J Ko,Joshua Chodosh et al. Carol S Aneshensel et al.
This study examines the association of cognitive functioning with urban neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage and racial/ethnic segregation for a U.S. national sample of persons in late middle age, a time in the life course when cognitive...
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Peggy A Thoits Peggy A Thoits
Over the past 30 years investigators have called repeatedly for research on the mechanisms through which social relationships and social support improve physical and psychological well-being, both directly and as stress buffers. I describe ...