Emma K Adams, Andrea Nathan, Phoebe George, Stewart G Trost, Jasper Schipperijn, Hayley Christian
Physical Activity-Related Practices and Psychosocial Factors of Childcare Educators: A Latent Profile Analysis
Children (Basel, Switzerland)
growing evidence suggests race ethnic minority population may experience fewer protective effects psychedelics mental health minority diminished psychedelic returns theory proposes racism manifested socioeconomic inequality could partially account smaller health gains observed therefore important investigate whether socioeconomic inequality reduces impact psychedelics health outcomes minority populations additionally despite higher socioeconomic status remains unclear whether psychedelic use among minorities associated level health benefits observed nonhispanic whites study utilizes data national survey drug use n 2008 2019 involved 458372 participants aged 18 objective examine impact various psychedelics mdma psilocybin dmt ayahuasca peyotemescaline lsd well lifetime classic psychedelics use lcpu psychological distress past month taking account socioeconomic factors education level family income raceethnic differences white black hispanic asian analysis employed series nested ordinary leastsquare regression models using stata 18 results indicate controlling socioeconomic status association black hispanic psychedelic use distress however white psychedelic use remains associated lower levels distress additionally despite higher levels education income psychedelic use among minority groups appear linked reduced stress fact asians higher education income certain psychedelic use associated increased distress