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Protective Effect of Social Support Following Discrimination Varies by Group: Implications for Psychosis Risk Among Asian American, Latine, and White Young Adults.
Leathem LD. Early Intervention in Psychiatry 2026;20(7):e70221.
[Among 134 young adults, discrimination was associated with greater subclinical psychotic and depressive symptoms. Social support buffered these effects for non-Hispanic White participants when support was above average, but did not provide the same protection for Asian American participants. Findings suggest that reducing psychosis risk among Asian and Asian American groups may require culturally tailored coping and support strategies beyond social support alone.]
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