In and out of our right minds : the mental health of African American women

摘要: Part I. Introduction 1. A Conceptual Model of Mental Well-Being for African American Women, by Diane R. BrownPart II. Health and Illness Among Women 2. The Epidemiology Disorders Brown Verna M. Keith3. Changing their Minds: Drug Abuse Addiction in Black Lula A. BeattyPart III. Race, Gender, Cultural Influences on the 4. (Dis)Respected (Dis)Regarded: Experiences Racism Psychological Distress, Brown, Keith, James S. Jackson5. Violence Health, Evelyn L. Barbee6. Color Matters: Importance Skin Tone Women's Self-Concept White America, Keith Maxine ThompsonPart IV. Social Roles, Statuses, 7. Intimate Relationships Well-Being, Belinda Tucker8. Low-Income Single Mothers: Influence Nonresident Fathers' Presence Aurora P. Jackson9. Sho' Me Money: Relationship Between Class Married Pamela B. Jackson10. Life Ain't Been No Crystal Stair: Employment, Job Conditions, Satisfaction Anna Riley Keith11. Multiple Roles Stressors Donna CochranPart V. Keeping On. On 12. Faith: Religion, Stress, Karen D. Lincoln Linda Chatters13. Benefits Costs Support Beverly Gray Keith14. Patterns Services Utilization Cleopatra H. CaldwellPart VI. Conclusion 15. In Out Our Right Strengths, Vulnerabilities, Well-being