Add to ORKGThis study analyzes whether social support serves as a link to or substitute for formal services among African American female caregivers seeking help with emotional problems. It also analyzes other determinants of help-seeking. It relies on data from the Black Rural and Urban Caregivers Mental Health and Functioning Study and is guided by a modified version of the behavioral model of health services use. Using hierarchical binary logistic regression, analyses reveal that only age, stress, and support from fellow church members are statistically significantly associated with the likelihood of help-seeking. These results support the linking hypothesis, suggesting that the social support received by African American women caregivers in the co...
Objectives. The purpose of this study is to see if emotional support received from fellow church mem...
The purpose of this study is to determine the variables that influence single, African American, fem...
This study investigated the relationship between adaptive coping resources and four patterns of help...
This study analyzes whether social support serves as a link to or substitute for formal services amo...
This study analyzes whether social support serves as a link to or substitute for formal services amo...
African Americans disproportionately experience psychological distress, such as feelings of sadness,...
With an estimated 11.3--16 million adults at risk for Alzheimer\u27s disease and related disorders (...
We examined the sociodemographic and religious involvement correlates of church support networks in ...
Aims:We examined the associations between informal social support from church members and social sup...
Using data from the National Survey of Black Americans, this article explores the role of African Am...
The Black Church has been a powerful support system for African Americans, providing economic, and p...
Purpose: Drawing from stress and coping models, we examined heterogeneity in the expression of famil...
Using a sample of 303 African American caregivers, this study examines if and how religious affiliat...
Using data from the National Survey of Black Americans, this article explores the role of African Am...
Psychological distress (PD) among older adults is prevalent but undertreated, especially in minoriti...
Objectives. The purpose of this study is to see if emotional support received from fellow church mem...
The purpose of this study is to determine the variables that influence single, African American, fem...
This study investigated the relationship between adaptive coping resources and four patterns of help...
This study analyzes whether social support serves as a link to or substitute for formal services amo...
This study analyzes whether social support serves as a link to or substitute for formal services amo...
African Americans disproportionately experience psychological distress, such as feelings of sadness,...
With an estimated 11.3--16 million adults at risk for Alzheimer\u27s disease and related disorders (...
We examined the sociodemographic and religious involvement correlates of church support networks in ...
Aims:We examined the associations between informal social support from church members and social sup...
Using data from the National Survey of Black Americans, this article explores the role of African Am...
The Black Church has been a powerful support system for African Americans, providing economic, and p...
Purpose: Drawing from stress and coping models, we examined heterogeneity in the expression of famil...
Using a sample of 303 African American caregivers, this study examines if and how religious affiliat...
Using data from the National Survey of Black Americans, this article explores the role of African Am...
Psychological distress (PD) among older adults is prevalent but undertreated, especially in minoriti...
Objectives. The purpose of this study is to see if emotional support received from fellow church mem...
The purpose of this study is to determine the variables that influence single, African American, fem...
This study investigated the relationship between adaptive coping resources and four patterns of help...