Is the adverse childhood experience of racial discrimination referring to depressive symptoms in school children leading to burdened motherhood with minority or mixed race need in-depth studies?
Abstract:Adverse childhood experience (ACE) due to racial discrimination is prevalent in vulnerable individuals belonging to minority communities both in high and low-income countries. Secondary education requires at least 10 yrs accomplishing the ordinary level. Investing in this formative decade is of prime importance in the overall well-being of a layman. Racial discrimination at the college level is a chronic multifaceted stress reservoir. Thus, depression, generalized anxiety, suicidality, and negative impact on s… Show more
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