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Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health
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- Marta Elliott
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This engaging Research Handbook offers a comprehensive overview of research on social factors and mental health, examining how important it is to consider the social context in which mental health issues arise, and are dealt with in the mental health care system. It illustrates how social factors affect the interactive process of psychiatric diagnosis and how society responds to people who are labelled as mentally ill.
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The following chapters of this book are listed in IDEAS- Allan V. Horwitz, 2022. "The historical legacy of the sociology of mental health," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 1, pages 1-19, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Sigita Doblytė, 2022. "Seekers and providers: medicalization of circumstantial sadness and fear," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 2, pages 20-33, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Rhiannon Lane, 2022. "Bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder or borderline bipolar? Negotiating the blurred boundaries between psychosocial and biomedical categories," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 3, pages 34-52, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Antonio Maturo & Marta Gibin, 2022. "The digital forces of medicalization: the role of apps for mental health," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 4, pages 53-65, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Manuel Vallée, 2022. "Obscuring air pollution and pesticides' contribution to depression: the role of the Canadian and New Zealand governments," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 5, pages 66-81, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Jessica R. Goodkind & Julia Meredith Hess & Ryeora Choe & Yuka Doherty & Meredith A. Blackwell & David T. Lardier & Deborah I. Bybee, 2022. "Refugee mental health: differential trauma exposure and gendered expectations as explanatory mechanisms for disparities," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 6, pages 82-100, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Victoria De Anda & Carina Heckert, 2022. "Stratified access to care and mental health implications for pregnant and postpartum immigrants in the USMexico border region," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 7, pages 101-114, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Michael Hughes & K. Jill Kiecolt & Verna M. Keith, 2022. "Racial identity and the racial paradox in mental health," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 8, pages 115-135, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Dawne M. Mouzon & Breanna D. Brock & Ebony D. Johnson & Thalya Reyes, 2022. "Does racial identity buffer against poor mental health among Black Americans? Examining everyday discrimination and the nexus of ethnicity and nativity," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 9, pages 136-158, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Sarah Shah, 2022. "Beyond immigrant generation: religious approach, perceptions of discrimination, and the stress process model," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 10, pages 159-175, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Michael J. Doane & Marta Elliott, 2022. "Stigma visibility and health outcomes among lesbians and gay men," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 11, pages 176-200, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Robyn Lewis Brown & Gabriele Ciciurkaite, 2022. "Disability, ableism, and mental health," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 12, pages 201-217, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- James M. Ragsdale & Megan E. LaMotte & Marta Elliott, 2022. "The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on stress: a cross-national analysis of economic and public health policies and individual characteristics," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 13, pages 218-232, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Anne Nassauer, 2022. "School shootings: the social dynamics of mental disorder," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 14, pages 233-250, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Heather A. Turner & Deirdre A. Colburn, 2022. "The social epidemiology of adverse childhood experiences," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 15, pages 251-267, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Jonathan Marsh & Dania Lerman & Jordan DeVylder & Lisa Fedina, 2022. "Police violence and mental health: the uncharted empirical inquiry of a long-standing societal problem," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 16, pages 268-288, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Ann E. Jones, 2022. "Impact of relationship to the perpetrator and self-blame on college womens well-being following sexual assault," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 17, pages 289-305, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Christopher G. Ellison & Kevin J. Flannelly, 2022. "The bitter and the sweet revisited: religious resources, spiritual struggles, and psychological distress," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 18, pages 306-324, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Sasha Zhou & Daniel Eisenberg, 2022. "College student mental health: current trends and implications for higher education," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 19, pages 325-347, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Timothy G. Edgemon, 2022. "Coping with the "pains of imprisonment": the interaction of institutional conditions and individual experiences on inmate mental health," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 20, pages 348-365, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Jason Schnittker, 2022. "The impact of stigma on the well-being of people diagnosed with mental illness: why stigma persists and why it remains consequential," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 21, pages 366-381, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Annahita Ehsan & Charlotte Woodhead & Preety Das & Rebecca Rhead & Stephani L. Hatch, 2022. "Understanding inequity in mental health care: the role of discrimination in providing and experiencing care," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 22, pages 382-408, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Baker A. Rogers & Austin H. Johnson, 2022. "Trans men's access to and discrimination in mental healthcare in the Southeastern United States," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 23, pages 409-424, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Dena T. Smith, 2022. "Beyond psychoanalysis: psychodynamic psychotherapy in a biomedical and behavioral world," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 24, pages 428-444, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Pınar Üstel, 2022. "Withdrawal, not relapse: analysis of an online forum for people coming off antidepressant medications," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 25, pages 445-460, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- Rhoshel K. Lenroot & Marcello A. Maviglia & Ming Tai-Seale & Douglas Ziedonis, 2022. "Open Dialogue approach to treating serious mental illness," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 26, pages 461-481, Edward Elgar Publishing.
- René Keet, 2022. "Community-based mental health care," Chapters, in: Marta Elliott (ed.), Research Handbook on Society and Mental Health, chapter 27, pages 482-493, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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