ArticleInternational journal of intercultural relations : IJIR2025
Moderating Effects of Stigma-related Barriers on Ethnic Identity Dimensions and Mental Health Service Utilization among Black Adults in the US.
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Background: Significant disparities in mental health service utilization persist, particularly among Black adults in the United States. We focused on ethnic identity dimensions of centrality and assimilation and addressed their distinction from the commonly used term of acculturation. Method: This study utilized gamma regression to examine the relationship between ethnic identity and help-seeking behavior within a large sample of Black adults ( Results: The findings revealed statistically significant differences in Conclusion: These findings highlight the moderating effect of stigma-related barriers in relationships between ethnic identity dimensions and mental health service utilization among Black adults, underscoring the need for targeted, culturally informed interventions.
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