It has been documented that people living in poverty are much more likely to develop psychological illnesses. Therefore, we can expect marginalized populations to have the  highest risk of psychological illness.

The Relationship between Poverty and Mental Illness

Health Psychology research studies relating to Socioeconomic and/or Class Status include 
- The Relationship between Poverty and Mental Illness

Health Psychology research studies relating to social identities can be divided into the following categories
-	(Dis)Ability
- Ethnicity
-	Gender
-	Race
-	Sexuality
-	Socioeconomic Status & Class

Health Psychology Research Relating to Social Identity

Health Psychology research studies relating to (Dis)Ability include
- TBD


Health Psychology Research Relating to (Dis)Ability

Health Psychology research relating to ethnicity can be categorized into the follow
- Ethnicity as a General Concept
- Latino and Asian American Immigrants
- TBD (Add specific ethnic culture the research is referencing)

Health Psychology Research Relating to Ethnicity

Health Psychology research studies relating Gender include
- Health of Non-binary and Genderqueer People


Health Psychology Research Relating to Gender

Health Psychology research studies relating Race include
- TBD


Health Psychology Research Relating to Race

Health Psychology research studies relating to Sexuality include
- Health Equity and LGBTQ+ People
- Disparities in alcohol use and heavy episodic drinking among bisexual people
- Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms in Sexual Minorities

Health Psychology Research Relating to Sexuality

Health Psychology Research Relating to Socioeconomic & Class Status

One's identities (such as race, gender, and sexuality) can impact their health and healthcare experiences in a variety of ways. Cultural identities can influence one's likelihood to utilize health services, and how patients are treated.

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