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APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
A Replication Study Looking at Ratings of Importance, Ratings of Offense, and the Effects Offensive Remarks on Mental Health in a Diverse Population of College Students
- Michelle Strong
University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Katherine Johnson
University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Mirella Jasso
University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Bradley Donohue
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Abstract
Results indicate that African-American and “Other” ethnic groups rate their ethnic culture significantly more important than White students. African-American students rated experiencing offensive remarks significantly higher than White students. Results indicate that level of offense acts as a significant predictor of global mental health symptomology.
Cultural
