注意英国脱欧——解决英国学生的歧视文学差距

PsyPag Quarterly Pub Date : 2020-09-01 DOI:10.53841/bpspag.2020.1.116.32

Anastasia Vikhanova

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在英国，普遍缺乏关于歧视的最新文献，但学生群体似乎特别被排除在这个研究主题之外。鉴于英国脱欧和Covid-19，有报道称歧视有所增加，本文讨论了这一问题对英国学生心理健康的影响，以及我自己的博士项目如何解决这一文献空白。

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Mind the Brexit – addressing the discrimination literature gap in UK students

There is a lack of the up-to-date literature on discrimination in the UK in general, but student groups seem particularly excluded within this research topic. Following the reported increases in discrimination in light of Brexit and Covid-19, this article discusses the implications of this issue on student mental health in the UK, and how my own PhD project is addressing this literature gap.

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