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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Perceived Racism"”.
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Social Interaction and Perceived Racism on Collegiate Football Teams
… equivocal views on the social interaction and perceived racism between racial groups on multi-racial sport teams. The present study examines in-depth analysis of transcribed interviews of both Black and White team members. The method, common labeled DRI (description, reduction, interpretation), …
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Testing a Biopsychosocial Model of Perceived Racism Among Latinos
… are beginning to acknowledge the function of perceived racism as a psychological stressor and have developed models to examine the interplay between perceived racism, stress, coping, and health. There are few comprehensive studies of racism related stress with the notable exception of Clark, …
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Development And Initial Psychometric Testing Of The Perceived Racism Shifting Survey (prss)
… AND INITIAL PSYCHOMETRIC TESTING OF THE PERCEIVED RACISM SHIFTING SURVEY (PRSS)</p> <p>by</p> <p>SARAN T. HOLLIER, MSN, RN</p> <p>May, 2015</p> <p>Advisor: Dr. Rosalind Peters</p> <p>Major: Nursing</p> <p>Degree: Doctor of Philosophy</p> <p> Perceived racism experienced from those of a …
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Socioeconomic Differences In Body Mass Index, Neighborhood Satisfaction, Stress, And Perceived Racism Among African Americans In Metropolitan Detroit
… satisfaction, stress and perception of racism influence obesity differently based on income. The three expected results for the data were as follows: income does not have a link to obesity; links between BMI and the study variables (neighborhood satisfaction, stress, and perceived …
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An exploration of racial identity, perceived racism, and religious orientation as predictors of cultural mistrust in African Americans
… statistical analysis to explore racial identity, perceived racism, and religious orientation as predictors of cultural mistrust to propose ways practitioners can increase African-American utilization of mental health services. Gender differences in cultural mistrust will also be explored.
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Predominantly white institution or historically black college/university: Racial composition of school environment and perceived racism on African American students’ college experiences
<p>The current study explored perceived racism, mental health, and coping to see how those concepts might influence how African American students evaluate their college experiences. Additionally, this study explored how school environment (i.e., predominantly White institution [PWI] vs. …
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The Influence of Perceptions and Experiences of Racial Discrimination on Body Mass Index among the Black Women's Health Study Cohort
… on what is currently known about perceptions of racism and discrimination and its mechanisms, this study attempts to demonstrate the value of identifying additional variables that may serve as potential risk factors for obesity among African American women. Using secondary data analysis, the …
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Attitudes Toward Higher Education And Acculturation Amongst Native American College Students
… (EACI) category, and on the NACSAS, on the “Perceived Racism” category. There were more students classified in EACI subscale at the four year state college than the tribal community college. On the Perceived Racism subscale the tribal community college students scored lower than the four year …
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Using a communication approach to understand the antecedents of medical mistrust: Testing the ecological medical mistrust antecedents (EMMA) model
… and that these relationships are mediated by perceived racism in health care and perceived financial corruption in health care. In doing so, this dissertation extends the literature on medical mistrust by: a) placing communication into the study of medical mistrust, particularly by looking at …
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When and Where I Enter: Social Determinants of Mental Health Services Use Among African American Women
… to seek outside care. Controlling for education, perceived racism, religiosity and employment problems, the findings suggest that life control and socioeconomic status factors influence the decision to seek outside care. In relation to self reported health and influence its effect on access to the …
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...But I Know It When I See It: Experimental Epistemology of Racism
… American and White university undergraduates perceived racism in similar ways. Participants read and evaluated short narratives describing interpersonal situations adapted from a study of students' experiences with racism (Reid & Rounds, 2001). Results from Study 1 indicated that the initial …
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Testing an integrated model of racism-related stress among black Americans
… was to empirically test an integrated model of racism-related stress that incorporated aspects of two existing models of racism-related stress: the Biopsychosocial Model of Perceived Racism (BMPR; Clark, Anderson, Clark, & Williams, 1999) and the Model of Racism-related Stress and Well-being …
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Exploring how Skin Color and Racial Identity Modify the Relationship between Perceptions of Racism and Psychological Distress among Latinas/os
… field of psychology now minimally disputes that racism is a stressor that significantly impacts the emotional well-being of People of Color. However, this knowledge base has been largely built on data using Black American samples and less on other middle-of-the -spectrum racial groups. …