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Name: which intersectional identities are discussed in the following research description select the three correct answers jones et al 2022 examined whether gendered racial centrality buffered the 21358
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Description: which intersectional identities are discussed in the following research description select the three correct answers jones et al 2022 examined whether gendered racial centrality buffered the 21358

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Article: Background The COVID-19 pandemic has had unprecedented effects on mental health and community functioning. Negative effects related to disruption of individuals’ social connections may have been more severe for those who had tenuous social connections prior to the pandemic. Veterans who have recently experienced homelessness (RHV) or have a psychotic disorder (PSY) are considered particularly vulnerable because many had poor social connections prior to the pandemic. Methods We conducted a 15-month longitudinal study between May 2020 –July 2021 assessing clinical (e.g., depression, anxiety) and community (e.g., social functioning, work functioning) outcomes. Eighty-one PSY, 76 RHV, and 74 Veteran controls (CTL) were interviewed over 5 assessment periods. We assessed changes in mental health and community functioning trajectories relative to pre-pandemic retrospective ratings and examined group differences in these trajectories. Results All groups had significantly increased symptoms of depression, anxiety, and concerns with contamination at the onset of the pandemic. However, RHV and PSY showed faster returns to their baseline levels compared to CTL, who took nearly 15 months to return to baseline. With regards to functioning, both RHV and PSY, but not CTL, had significant improvements in family and social networks over time. Work functioning worsened over time only in PSY, and independent living increased over time in both RHV and PSY but not CTL. Conclusions These results reveal that vulnerable Veterans with access to VA mental health and case management services exhibited lower negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health and community functioning than expected. 1. Read the article. * As you read, consider some possible topic ideas related to the article that are debatable and could be used for a persuasive essay. 2. Identify a debatable topic related to the article. Consider the following in your response: * State the specific topic that you identified within the article. * State two perspectives on your topic and who would be interested in this topic.

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Article: Background The COVID-19 pandemic has had unprecedented effects on mental health and community functioning. Negative effects related to disruption of individuals’ social connections may have been more severe for those who had tenuous social connections prior to the pandemic. Veterans who have recently experienced homelessness (RHV) or have a psychotic disorder (PSY) are considered particularly vulnerable because many had poor social connections prior to the pandemic. Methods We conducted a 15-month longitudinal study between May 2020 –July 2021 assessing clinical (e.g., depression, anxiety) and community (e.g., social functioning, work functioning) outcomes. Eighty-one PSY, 76 RHV, and 74 Veteran controls (CTL) were interviewed over 5 assessment periods. We assessed changes in mental health and community functioning trajectories relative to pre-pandemic retrospective ratings and examined group differences in these trajectories. Results All groups had significantly increased symptoms of depression, anxiety, and concerns with contamination at the onset of the pandemic. However, RHV and PSY showed faster returns to their baseline levels compared to CTL, who took nearly 15 months to return to baseline. With regards to functioning, both RHV and PSY, but not CTL, had significant improvements in family and social networks over time. Work functioning worsened over time only in PSY, and independent living increased over time in both RHV and PSY but not CTL. Conclusions These results reveal that vulnerable Veterans with access to VA mental health and case management services exhibited lower negative impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health and community functioning than expected. Topic: "The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health and community functioning of vulnerable veterans compared to veteran controls." 1. Write a research question about your topic. * Your research question needs to aim to solve a problem and lead to a complex discussion. * Explain how your research question identifies a specific aspect of your issue. * Explain how your research question aims to solve a problem. * Identify the complex arguments and counterarguments that are potential answers to your research question. 2. State the purpose of your research. * Explain what you want to learn more about regarding your topic. * Discuss how research will help you understand the multiple voices within your debatable topic.

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1. Intersectionality is defined as a methodology of studying the relationships along multiple axes of identity. Offer two specific examples from this week's readings which demonstrate why this methodology is important to examining the aging experience of today's older adults. Will this also be true of future cohorts of older adults? 2. Jeopardy is defined as a multiple-hierarchy threat positing that stratification based on age, race/ethnicity, gender, and/or social class interact with one another to potentially put female minorities in old age at risk of poor quality of life. Offer two examples from this week's readings which illustrate the concept of triple jeopardy. Which of these variables, if any, do you believe are a greater threat to the quality of life for older adults? Do you think sexual orientation should be added to this definition? Culture?

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00:01 For the first question, you want to identify the debatable topic.

00:09 So, we can say this is the effectiveness of specialized mental health and case management services provided to vulnerable veterans during the covid -19 pandemic.

00:53 Okay, two perspectives on the topic.

00:56 So, we're gonna do it from pro -side, pro -service efficacy perspective.

01:03 So proponents likely including mental health professionals and policymakers argue that the specialized services such as those provided by the va were crucial in mitigating the negative impacts of the pandemic on vulnerable groups.

01:23 And this perspective would would highlight the faster recovery to baseline mental health status and improved social and family networks among veterans receiving these services as seen in the rhv and psy groups.

01:40 So they say it is a faster recovery to baseline mental health status...

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