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MAS 525- Week 13
Mental Health Jeapordy
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is cultural identity? | An individual’s self-identification and pride as a member of a certain culture and involves two separate processes: (a) ethnic identity, the extent to which one adheres to one’s racial/ethnic group and views that group positively, and (b) national identi |
| What is Immigration-Related Stress? | The anxiety experienced by immigrants resulting from contextual factors associated with immigration |
| To have better mental and physical health, what is something that can help? | Having strong social ties and a large network supporting you. |
| What is acculturative stress? | the distress that individuals experience as a result of tension between maintaining the behaviors and characteristics of their country of origin while concurrently adopting those from the majority culture. |
| What does this quote "We have to be more Mexican than the Mexicans and more American than the Americans, both at the same time! It's exhausting!" from Selena (1997 movie) sound like an example of? ( | Acculturative stress |
| What is immigrant health justice? | Asserts health provision for uninsured, undocumented immigrants predicated on a human rights informed approach to medical care. It recognizes health care as a human right with the strategic framing of medical provision as political advocacy |
| What is a negative feeling that exists in all cultures but can be doubly hard for second generation Latinx people? | Shame. |
| A way to help address mental health systemic innequities: | Better access to public healthcare and mental health services. |
| What does the 'immigrant social ties hypothesis' refer to? | The social ties among Latino immigrants that weaken with greater exposure to the cultural norms and behaviors in the USA, resulting in a loss of social, emotional, and material support that could have deleterious health consequences. (Escarce, Morales, an |
| One way the Latinx community can help change the negative stigmas around mental health. | Talking with one another openly without judgement about coping and how we are doing. |
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