When state rescuing systems were paralyzed: Post-hurricane depression, hope, and spirituality of Black and White student volunteers

Bayesian-SEM results reinforced the lasting protection of <i>hope</i> against post-disaster depression and indicated greater reliance on spirituality to cope among Black student volunteers.

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Journal of American College Health
Published
2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.1080/07448481.2025.2475321
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1
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Resilience and Mental Health
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When state rescuing systems were paralyzed: Post-hurricane depression, hope, and spirituality of Black and White student volunteers

Amy L. Ai, Catherine M. Lemieux, Wenyi Li
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Journal of American College Health
Resilience and Mental Health
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When state rescuing systems were paralyzed: Post-hurricane depression, hope, and spirituality of Black and White student volunteers

Amy L. Ai, Catherine M. Lemieux, Wenyi Li
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Abstract

Bayesian-SEM results reinforced the lasting protection of <i>hope</i> against post-disaster depression and indicated greater reliance on spirituality to cope among Black student volunteers.

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Florida State University (US), Louisiana State University (US)
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