Religious minority identity associates with stress and psychological health among Muslim and Hindu women in Bangladesh and London
S. J. Dornisch,
L. L. Sievert,
T. Sharmeen
et al.
Abstract:ObjectivesThis study examined the association of minority religious identification (Hindu or Muslim) with self‐reported stress and psychological symptoms among sedentee and immigrant Bangladeshi women.MethodsWomen, aged 35–59 (n = 531) were drawn from Sylhet, Bangladesh and London, England. Muslim immigrants in London and Hindu sedentees in Sylhet represented minority religious identities. Muslim sedentees in Sylhet and Londoners of European descent represented majority religious identities. In bivariate analy… Show more
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