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• Do Symptom Severity, Individual Socioeconomic Status, and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status Explain Differences in Daily Functioning in Non-Latinx Black, Non-Latinx White, and Latinx People With Serious Mental Illnesses? - Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Josh

  By Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Liu, Kim T. Mueser, Philip D. Harvey| SAGE Publishing@ DiscussionIn this study, we examined ethno-racial differences in daily functioning in individuals diagnosed with SMIs and the extent to which symptoms, individual SES, and neighborhood SES affected observed differences. Our specific hypotheses received limited support; however, notable ethno-racial differences in EMA-reported functioning emerged, and some of these were partially accounted for by the combined effects of neighborhood SES, individual SES, and total symptom severity.

  By Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Liu, Kim T. Mueser, Philip D. Harvey · SAGE Publishing

  Jun. 06, 2023

• Research and mental health during COVID-19-advice and some requests

  By Kim T. Mueser, David Penn, Angela Sweeney, Alan Simpson Verified| Taylor & Francis@ This journal receives many papers on COVID-19 research on mental health difficulties every week and few make it through the editors to receive peer review. At one time this was 80 or 90 submissions a week and now it is a trickle of 30–40. We spend a lot of time wading through them each week and so have decided to provide some advice to researchers interested in this area.

  By Kim T. Mueser, David Penn, Angela Sweeney, Alan Simpson Verified · Taylor & Francis

  Jan. 13, 2022

• Do Symptom Severity, Individual Socioeconomic Status, and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status Explain Differences in Daily Functioning in Non-Latinx Black, Non-Latinx White, and Latinx People With Serious Mental Illnesses? - Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Josh

  By Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Liu, Kim T. Mueser, Philip D. Harvey| SAGE Publishing@ DiscussionIn this study, we examined ethno-racial differences in daily functioning in individuals diagnosed with SMIs and the extent to which symptoms, individual SES, and neighborhood SES affected observed differences. Our specific hypotheses received limited support; however, notable ethno-racial differences in EMA-reported functioning emerged, and some of these were partially accounted for by the combined effects of neighborhood SES, individual SES, and total symptom severity.

  By Arundati Nagendra, Chih-Wei Liu, Kim T. Mueser, Philip D. Harvey · SAGE Publishing

  Jun. 06, 2023

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Journal of Mental Health