Racial discrimination moderates associations between sociopolitical discussions and internalizing problems among racially minoritized college students.
Abstract:Objective: The present study investigated whether associations between sociopolitical discussions and mental health differed by racial discrimination among racially minoritized college students. We also tested whether associations differed between election years-when sociopolitical discussions may be more frequent-and nonelection years. Method: In November 2020, racially minoritized college students (N = 225; M age = 19.84, SD = 1.41; 72.89% female; 52.00% Asian, 22.67% Latino, 16.00% multiracial, 9.33% races … Show more
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