Evaluating hypothesized explanations for the Black-white depression paradox: A critical review of the extant evidence
Abstract
The Black-white Depression paradox, the lower prevalence of major depression among non-Hispanic Black (relative to non-Hispanic white) individuals despite their greater exposure to major life stressors, is a phenomenon that remains unexplained. Despite a decade plus of research, there is little clarity as to whether the paradoxical observations are an invalid finding, spuriously produced by selection bias, information bias, or confounding, or...
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Title
Evaluating hypothesized explanations for the Black-white depression paradox: A critical review of the extant evidence
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
281
Pages
114085 - 114085
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