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Anxiety, Stress & CopingStudy Title: Young Adults� Experiences with Mental Health ServicesThe authors whose names are listed below certify that they are neither involved nor affiliated with any entity or organization, and have neither non-financial (either professional or personal) nor financial interest (stock-ownership, consultancy, employment, educational grants, or honoraria) in the materials discussed in, or the subject matter of this paper.Author Name:Author�s Signature:Date:AcknowledgementsI am highly grateful to my instructor, XXX,
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Depression Scores Among College Students The first symptoms of depression tend to occur during college years as college students suffering from this condition do not receive the needed help. While there are various reasons for the failure by these students to receive needed help, one of the most common reasons is the assumption that the condition is part of normal stress of college. According to the National Institute of Mental Health
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Consistent with this, other findings propose that women are more likely than men to take part in violence in the home whereas men are more likely than women to take part in violence in public places. Even though there is some evidence that mental illness is associated with violence, it appears that the bigger contributing factor is that of outside influences. Substance abuse appears to be the greatest contributing factor,
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Mental Health Policy A healthy body keeps a healthy mind is a universal proverb applicable to people of all times. Mental illness not only harms the person himself but also the ones who are closely associated with him. The number of mentally ill people is increasing across the globe and there is serious need to devise an effective policy to control this situation. An abusive, compelling and dominating behavior in a dating
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African American�s Attitude and Access to Mental Health UtilizationContext of the problem.African Americans, also known as Afro-Americans, are the American ethnic group with partial or total ancestry from any black ancestry in Africa. The term African American signifies the descendants of enslaved Africans in the United States, while some are also immigrants from Africa. African Americans compose the second-largest racial group and a third of the largest ethnic group in
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Young Adults� Experiences with Mental Health ServicesYoung Adults� Experiences with Mental Health ServicesMental health wellbeing is a crucial aspect of young adults� life as it can affect their academics, and ability to be well-rounded successful productive citizens. Many young people have poor mental health mainly due to academic stress, witnessing or experiencing Intimate partner violence (IPVP) in their homes, social disadvantage, abuse, abandonment, and bullying (Kirker et al., 2022). Even