Research

Dr. Erving currently has three major lines of research: stress exposure and Black women’s health across the life course, the Black-White mental health paradox, and the connection between mental and physical health (i.e., the mind-body connection).

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Selected Publications

Stress Exposure and Black Women’s Health Across the Life Course

Black Women’s CVD Risk (Population Research and Policy Review)

Superwoman Schema and Mental Health (Social Problems)

GRMS and Depressive Symptoms (Society and Mental Health)

Attributions for Discrimination and Older Black Women’s Mortality (The Gerontologist)

Black-White Mental Health Paradox

Do Gender and Psychiatric Disorder Matter? (American Journal of Epidemiology)

What About Coping Resources? (Journal of Health and Social Behavior)

Does Age Matter? (Aging & Mental Health )

Does U.S. Geographical Region Matter? (SSM – Mental Health)

The Mind-Body Connection

Multiple Chronic Conditions and Depressive Symptoms

(Journal of Health and Social Behavior)

Physical-Psychiatric Comorbidity and Hispanic Epidemiological Paradox

(Social Science Research)

Physical-Psychiatric Comorbidity and Explanations for Ethnic Differences

(Ethnicity and Health)

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