This
is
the
first
review
that
takes
stock
of
studies
have
applied
an
experience
sampling
methodology
(ESM)
to
examine
consequences
daily
ethnic-racial
discrimination
(ERD)
on
youth’
psychological
adjustment
and
academic
outcomes.
We
summarise
moderators
mediators
these
associations,
highlight
benefits
limitations
employing
ESM
ERD
in
comparison
traditional
between-person
methodologies.
A
total
18
published
between
2010
September
2022
were
identified
reviewed.
These
document
negative
effects
experiencing
a
basis,
but
also
variations
exist
depending
accounted
for
analyses.
Although
use
has
great
potential
understanding
everyday
among
adolescents,
this
line
research
requires
more
evidence
contextual
characteristics,
mediating
mechanisms,
with
wider
variety
groups.
This
chapter
provides
an
overview
of
research
on
ethnic-racial
discrimination
(ERD)
among
young
adults
in
higher
education.
We
examine
how
the
university
context
shapes
experiences
ERD
and
it
moderates
targets,
downstream
consequences,
coping
responses.
do
so
from
vantage
point
a
structural-psychological
perspective,
which
examines
not
solely
result
interpersonal
actions,
but
rather
product
broader
systemic
inequities
historical
legacies
oppression
The
describes
groups
their
intersections
with
other
relevant
social
categories
are
most
affected
by
ERD.
It
also
contexts
moderators
consequences
experiencing
Finally,
active
passive
resistance
strategies
that
racialized
students
employ
to
deal
effective
they
for
students’
academic
health
adjustment.
Adversity and Resilience Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(1), С. 1 - 10
Опубликована: Авг. 22, 2023
Abstract
Prevention
science
is
a
multidisciplinary
field
dedicated
to
promoting
public
health
and
reducing
early
risk
factors
that
lead
negative
outcomes.
It
has
been
used
successfully
improve
child
family
mental
well-being,
including
for
families
affected
by
adversity.
Despite
advances
in
prevention
efforts,
major
inequities
remain
Black,
Indigenous,
other
People
of
Color
(BIPOC)
children
families,
part
because
equity-implicit
“one-size-fits-all”
approaches
do
not
directly
address
racism
which
underlies
the
very
concerns
these
efforts
aim
prevent.
Structural
only
introduces
additional
outcomes
BIPOC
but
also
it
reduces
access
prevention-focused
programs
policies,
thus
perpetuating
across
generations.
Adopting
an
equity-explicit,
antiracist
lens
attends
effects
structural
can
strengthen
impact
more
effectively
improving
health,
barriers,
effecting
multigenerational
change
experiencing
various
levels
Evidence-informed
recommendations
applying
include
following:
explicitly
incorporating
understanding
within
methods
theory
(e.g.,
resilience
frameworks);
establishing
fostering
truly
equitable
community
partnerships;
diversifying
through
mentorship
scholars
clinicians
focused
on
well-being;
assembling
diverse
transdisciplinary
research
teams
family-centered
manner;
attending
intersectionality;
using
implementation
promote
sustainability
all
families.
We
were
disappointed
to
read
the
unfortunate
commentary
by
Cassivi
and
Blanchet
Garneau
(1)
regarding
our
manuscript.While
all
science
is
subject
critique,
response
peer-reviewed
study
reads,
at
best,
as
a
thinly-veiled
attack
on
rigor
legitimacy
of
conclusions
paper.From
start,
flawed
in
its
description
aim.The
authors
state
that
aim
paper
was
obtain
data
for
developing
mobile
health
interventions
Black
people
with
one
or
more
mental
disorders.However,
focus
article
young
adults,
broadly,
not
solely
disorders.Furthermore,
reduced
research
questions
areas
explored
simply
"data"
will
help
development
interventions.This
gross
understatement
only
simplifies
study,
but
does
disservice
ultimate
goal
(i.e.,
exploring
impact
racism
mobile-health
attitudes,
increasing
representation
adult
voices
mHealth
research).This
misstatement
paper's
aims
makes
it
difficult
take
authors'
critiques
seriously.Next,
assert
we
do
establish
reason
using
mixed
method
design.Yet,
next
sentence
they
also
note
justified
conducting
how
did
so.Beyond
this
contradiction,
themselves
noted,
highlighted
strengths
utilizing
methodologies.
This
is
the
first
review
that
takes
stock
of
studies
have
applied
an
experience
sampling
methodology
(ESM)
to
examine
consequences
daily
ethnic-racial
discrimination
(ERD)
on
youth’
psychological
adjustment
and
academic
outcomes.
We
summarise
moderators
mediators
these
associations,
highlight
benefits
limitations
employing
ESM
ERD
in
comparison
traditional
between-person
methodologies.
A
total
18
published
between
2010
September
2022
were
identified
reviewed.
These
document
negative
effects
experiencing
a
basis,
but
also
variations
exist
depending
accounted
for
analyses.
Although
use
has
great
potential
understanding
everyday
among
adolescents,
this
line
research
requires
more
evidence
contextual
characteristics,
mediating
mechanisms,
with
wider
variety
groups.