More Than Identity: An Intersectional Approach to Understanding Mental-Emotional Well-Being of Emerging Adults by Centering Lived Experiences of Marginalization

Keyphrases

• Classism 16%
• Conditional Inference Tree Analysis 33%
• Depressive Symptoms 16%
• Developmental Shift 16%
• Eating 16%
• Emerging Adulthood 16%
• Emerging Adults 100%
• Emotional Well-being 100%
• Financial Problems 16%
• Intersectional Approach 100%
• Lived Experience 100%
• Marginalization 100%
• Minneapolis 16%
• Multiple Social Identities 16%
• Oppression 16%
• Psychological Health 16%
• Public Health Research 16%
• Race-ethnicity 16%
• Racism 33%
• Relative Positioning 16%
• Self-compassion 16%
• Self-esteem 16%
• Sexism 16%
• Social Determinants 33%
• Social Experience 33%
• Social Factors 16%
• Social Identity 50%
• Social Location 16%
• Social Marginalization 16%
• Social Meaning 16%
• Social Systems 16%
• St. Paul 16%
• Well-being Outcomes 33%

Psychology

• Centering 100%
• Emerging Adulthood 25%
• Lived Experience 100%
• Mental Health 25%
• Public Health 25%
• Self-Compassion 25%
• Self-Esteem 25%
• Sexism 25%
• Social Exclusion 100%