Although religion is reported to be protective against suicide, the empirical evidence is
inconsistent. Research is complicated by the fact that there are many dimensions to religion …

A growing body of research has demonstrated important variations in the prevalence,
nature, and correlates of suicide across ethnic and sexual minority groups. Despite these …

This study examines the impact of informal social support from family and friends on the well-
being of older African Americans. Analyses are based on a nationally representative sample …

Despite the number of empirical contributions on the topic, scientists have offered
contrasting perspectives on the role of adaptive versus maladaptive emotion regulation (ER) …

Suicide is a public health problem for African Americans who are young and of working age.
The purpose of this study was to examine mediated and moderated effects of perceived …

Suicide has remained a leading cause of death among African American males, yet
empirical investigations that focus on the experiences of this group are limited. Therefore …

Importance There is a paucity of research among African Americans and rural residents.
Little is known about the association between urbanicity and depression or about the …

Background This study explores relationships between Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) and
quality and frequency of involvement with family and friends. Methods Data are from a …

Suicide is the third-leading cause of death for adolescents between 15 and 24 years of age
in the United States and its rate has been increasing. Factors that contribute to rate of, risks …

The purpose of this study was to contribute to the nascent literature on resilience and
suicidality among Black Americans by examining factors that may predict less suicidal …