This study suggests that individuals who identify outside the gender binary (e.g., genderqueer, gender nonconforming) experience more discrimination, victimization, poor mental health outcomes, and suicidality or self-harm than do both trans-and cisgender men and women. It highlights sociocultural factors such as lack of knowledge about genderqueer experiences and pronouns, poor access to legal and medical resources, and systemic discrimination that may be responsible for these trends. 396A Caballo Regalao no se le Mira el Colmillo: Colonial Mentality and Puerto Rican Depression

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Mental health concerns, especially anxiety, are increasingly prevalent among college students. The authors analyzed data from the Center for Collegiate Mental Health 2013–2014 database to provide insight about student anxiety as reported by students and their counselors. Analyses showed that academic distress accounted for the largest amount of variance in anxiety, followed by financial stress, family support, and peer support. Sociodemographic variables had small effects, indicating a universality of anxiety across various types of students.