Higher education may once again be at a crossroad with the racial climate in United States and what that means for college campuses. Consequently, institutions of higher must commit to ensuring supportive organizational structure social psychosocial well-being Black students guaranteeing support resources psychological students. Such efforts require significant enduring structural changes withi...

Social Happiness is one of the humanity’s most necessary innate needs and which plays a crucial role in the sublimity of individuals and society. Reaching this would occur once individual has either physical or mental health. One of the effective factors in increasing the amount of individuals’ social Happiness especially in women is providing them with mental dimension of security e.g. felling...

OBJECTIVE To analyze the role that biomechanical strains and psychosocial work factors play in occupational class disparities in low-back pain in the GAZEL cohort. METHODS Recruited in 1989, the GAZEL cohort members were employees of the French national company in charge of energy who volunteered to enroll in an annual follow-up survey. The study population comprised 1487 men who completed qu...

The authors examined whether 13- to 15-year-old adolescents who experience feelings of same-sex attraction (SSA) differ from those without such feelings in the quality of relationships with parents, peers, and class mentors and in psychosocial functioning (health status and school performance). The authors also assessed whether differences in psychosocial functioning resulted from differences i...

background: the purpose of this study was to assess the energy and nutritional intakes of female aerobic athletes in two different social - economic classes.   methods: the subjects were 99 female aerobic athletes aged between 15 to 50 years old. the dietary and energy intakes were based on 2 day 24 hours food recall. the demographic details were assessed by anthropometric measurements includin...

BACKGROUND An increasing proportion of the population lives in one-person households. The authors examined whether living alone predicts the use of antidepressant medication and whether socioeconomic, psychosocial, or behavioral factors explain this association. METHODS The participants were a nationally representative sample of working-age Finns from the Health 2000 Study, totaling 1695 men ...

This paper critically analyses the significance of psychosocial intervention as a new form of international therapeutic governance based on social risk management. Firstly the paper examines the international psychosocial model and its origins in an Anglo-American therapeutic ethos. Secondly the paper argues that psychosocial approaches jeopardise local coping strategies. Thirdly the paper high...

BACKGROUND The effects of psychosocial risk factors on population health and health inequalities has featured prominently in epidemiological research literature as well as public health policy strategies. We have conducted a meta-review (a review of reviews) exploring how psychosocial factors may relate to population health in home and community settings. METHODS Systematic review (QUORUM) of...