Intersectionality and Mental Health Among Emerging Adult Black American Men: a Scoping Review.
Intersectionality and Mental Health Among Emerging Adult Black American Men: a Scoping Review.
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新兴的成年黑人美国男性的交叉性和心理健康：范围审查。
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10.1007/s11920-022-01386-5
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发表时间：
2022-12
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6.7
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我们进行了一项范围审查，以评估过去五年内发表的关于美国黑人新兴成年男性心理健康的文献参与交叉的程度。使用范围审查方法，我们应用了以下先验资格标准：(I)样本包括18-29岁的黑人/非裔美国人男性，(Ii)与一般心理健康、抑郁或焦虑有关，(Iii)在2017-2022年期间发表，(Iv)实证和/或理论文献，包括综述、预印本和来自组织或专业团体的报告，(V)在美国进行。总共从数据库中确定了1384项研究，之后删除了224个重复项，产生了1160条独特引文，在标题/摘要阶段进行了筛选。总体而言，376个来源的全文资格进行了评估，20项研究被纳入摘录。从纳入的研究中提取与样本特征、交叉性和主要心理健康结果有关的信息。这篇综述的结果表明，很少有研究对美国黑人新兴成年男性的心理健康进行调查。在最近几年进行的研究中，很少有人使用交叉框架来研究不同的社会认同是如何交叉影响心理健康的。这篇综述强调，鉴于男性在这一阶段所处的发展阶段、社会和历史背景以及相互交错的身份，新兴成年黑人男性的心理健康受到相当大的关注。
We conducted a scoping review to evaluate the degree to which literature published within the past five years concerning mental health among Black emerging adult men in the United States engaged with intersectionality. Using Scoping review methods, we applied the following a-priori eligibility criteria: (i) sample included Black/African American men who were aged 18–29 years, (ii) pertained to general mental wellness, depression, or anxiety, (iii) published within between 2017–2022, (iv) empirical and/or theoretical literature including reviews, pre-prints, and reports from organizations or professional groups, (v) conducted in the United States. In total, 1384 studies were identified from the databases, after which 224 duplicates were removed, resulting in 1160 unique citations that were screened in the title/abstract phase. Overall, 376 sources were assessed for full-text eligibility and 20 studies were included for extraction. Information pertaining to sample characteristics, intersectionality, and main mental health results were extracted from the included studies. Findings from this review indicate that there is a paucity of research that has investigated the mental health of Black American, emerging adult men. Of the studies that have been conducted in recent years, there are few that have used an intersectional framework to examine how different social identities intersect to affect mental health. This review underscores that the mental health of emerging adult Black men is of considerable concern given the developmental stage, social and historical context as well as intersecting identities that men in this stage embody.