How Does Subjective Social Status Associate With Depression Among the Labor Force Population in China? — Analysis of the Mediation Effect Based on the Sense of Social Equity

Among China's labor force population, SSS is independently related to depression, and sense of social equity plays an important mediating role. Depression in the labor force - those with low SSS - warrants greater attention.

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International Journal of Public Health
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2025-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.3389/ijph.2025.1607942
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Mental Health Research Topics
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How Does Subjective Social Status Associate With Depression Among the Labor Force Population in China? — Analysis of the Mediation Effect Based on the Sense of Social Equity

Xiaohui Ren, Hong Zhang, Yongzhao Zhou
International Journal of Public Health
Mental Health Research Topics
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How Does Subjective Social Status Associate With Depression Among the Labor Force Population in China? — Analysis of the Mediation Effect Based on the Sense of Social Equity

Xiaohui Ren, Hong Zhang, Yongzhao Zhou
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Abstract

Among China's labor force population, SSS is independently related to depression, and sense of social equity plays an important mediating role. Depression in the labor force - those with low SSS - warrants greater attention.

International Journal of Public HealthVol. 70
Sichuan University (CN), West China Medical Center of Sichuan University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Mental Health Research Topics
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