Disadvantage Begets Disadvantage? Exploring Mental Health Pathways for Girls of Color

Zinobia Bennefield
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Originality/Value of Paper GOC, regardless of their socioeconomic backgrounds, were at a marked disadvantage regarding their perceptions of social support, a known buffer of anxiety and depression. Yet despite this disadvantage, GOC were no more likely to experience a mood disorder than their peers. These findings suggest the following: (1) family support may have less of a protective effect on the mental health of GOC than their peers; (2) GOC may be using other resources to protect their mental health; and (3) as mental health patients, GOC require unique interventions.
劣势招致劣势?探索有色人种女孩的心理健康途径
PaperGOC的独创性/价值,无论其社会经济背景如何,在他们对社会支持的认知方面都处于明显的劣势,社会支持是焦虑和抑郁的已知缓冲因素。然而,尽管存在这种劣势,GOC并不比同龄人更容易出现情绪障碍。这些发现表明:(1)与同龄人相比,家庭支持对GOC心理健康的保护作用可能较小;(2) GOC可能正在使用其他资源来保护他们的心理健康;以及(3)作为精神健康患者,GOC需要独特的干预措施。
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