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Equality in Psychological Disorders: Addressing How Sexist Discrimination Plays A Role in Women’s Mental Health
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Ilanna Briones
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Updated May 24, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
00:53
Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
02:06
Chapter 7
02:09
Chapter 8
02:11
Chapter 9
02:15
Chapter 10
02:25
Chapter 11
02:36
Chapter 12
02:48
Chapter 13
02:49
Chapter 14
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Hi, my name is Elena Brianna's.
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And my project proposal is addressing how sexist discrimination plays
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a role in women's mental health.
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Research has shown those who experience sexism are more likely
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to exhibit symptoms of psychological disorders.
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Mhm. Studies have also shown women who experience a low
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amount of sexist discrimination exhibit similar symptoms of psychological disorders.
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Men do, whereas women who have experienced a high amount
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of sexist discrimination exhibit is significantly higher amount of symptoms
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of psychological disorders.
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So the main plan being proposed is to create a
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routine support groups and workshops led by psychologists of the
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community to build a better environment for both men and
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women. Okay, so what are our goals?
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Our goals are to bring awareness to the negative influences
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of sexism and sexist discrimination.
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To increase the in conversation about sexism, decrease the experience
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of sexist stressors.
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Women and some men face, increase the education of psychological
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disorders, create a safe space for individuals of the community
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to voice their experiences and to create workshops to educate
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about sexism and how to better the community.
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What are our needs?
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Our needs are community volunteers and psychologists.
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To facilitate workshops and support groups, participants to assist in
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our research to find the correlation between sexist discrimination and
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symptoms of psychological disorders.
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The participants will be participating in a questionnaire that addresses
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and measures sexist discrimination and the correlation with symptoms of
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psychological disorders.
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We're looking for a group of diverse ethnic backgrounds, a
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wide age range from adolescence to late adulthood with any
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educational level.
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So what is our estimated budget Are estimated budget is
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about $40,000, not counting the in kind contributions in kind
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contributions like community psychologists and volunteers that provide their time
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Is estimated to be about $20,000.
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And the community centers and buildings for the workshops and
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support groups are estimated to be about 10,000.
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So in total, the estimated budget is $70,000.
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So please join us to help promote the education of
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the effects of sexist discrimination towards women, how it plays
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a role in women's mental health and the importance of
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creating change to empower our community.
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Connect with us on our facebook at here's a fake
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facebook name.
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Thank you.
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