When Subjective Social Status Matters: Moderating Effects in the Association between Victimization and Mental Health

Carla Antunes,Eunice Magalhães,Célia Ferreira,Joana Cabral,Inês Jongenelen

When Subjective Social Status Matters: Moderating Effects in the Association between Victimization and Mental Health

2020

Carla Antunes
Eunice Magalhães
Célia Ferreira
Joana Cabral
Inês Jongenelen

Social status is found to interfere with health outcomes after adverse life experiences. Evidence suggests the importance of subjective social status (SSS), above and beyond objective status. This ...

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Social status
Mental health
health outcomes
Psychology
Clinical psychology
SSS*

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