Minority Stress Theory
Theory that believes that individuals who are a part of non-dominant groups in society continue to experience and suffer from health disparities, even after adjusting for confounding variables, due to constant stress caused by interactions with dominant groups. LGBTQIA-POC individuals may be at a higher risk to health disparities due to this stress.
0
1
Tags
Psychology
Social Science
Empirical Science
Science
Related
Intersectionality of Sex and Gender in Women and Men's Health
Minority Stress Theory
Racism's Impact on Black Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Outcomes In Southern U.S.
Health consequences of laws that target/protect marginalized populations
Latino Migrant Farmworker Common Concerns
Multilingual Families
Accessibility of Health Resources
Health Inequity and Indigenous People (AI/AN)
Analyzing Barriers to Healthcare
Patient-Provider Interaction Analysis
Health disparities faced by the LGBTQ+ community
Gender Identity
Minority Stress Theory
Sexual Orientation