Part 3 Annotated Bibliography Jamiah Riddick Walden University FPSY – 8700; Dissertation

Part 3 Annotated Bibliography
Jamiah Riddick
Walden University
FPSY – 8700;
Dissertation Literature Review Lab
Jan 23rd, 2021
Dr. Hart
Sharma, I. (2015). Violence against women: Where are the solutions? Indian journal of psychiatry, 57(2), 131.https://dx.doi.org/10.41030019-5545.158133
The study by Sharma (2015), majors on studying violence among women and its solutions. Violence is brought out as a factor that may result in poor mental health among women. This article as well identifies some possible solutions to violence among women. Therefore the article identifies a cause of poor mental health among women as well as its possible solutions.
Based on the article, violence tends to be a preventable cause of morbidity and mortality in women. The relationship between violence against women and mental illness had not been sufficiently explored. The article identifies a cause of poor mental health among women and its solution.
Lin, S., Tyus, N., Maloney, M. Ohri, B., & Sripipatana,A. (2020). Mental health status among women of reproductive age from underserved communities in the United States and the associations between depression and physical health. A cross-sectional study. Plos One. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0231243
The article by Lin et al., (2020), aims at describing the state of mental health of middle-aged women who are in the reproductive age. The researchers majored on the underserved communities in the US. This aids in bringing out the mental condition that women live under.
Based on the study, perinatal depression and anxiety are associated with adverse outcomes regarding pregnancy, maternal functioning as well as healthy child development. The study identifies how mental health status among women of reproductive age from underserved communities in the US and the associations between depression and physical health.
Malhotra, S., & Shah, R. (2015). Women and mental health in India: An overview. Indian journal of psychiatry, 57(2), 205-211. DOI: 10.4103/0019-5545.161479
The article by Malhotra and Shah (2015), identifies the state of mental health among women in India. The study identifies the most common types of mental health disorders among women as well as their causes.
Gender tends to be a major determinant of mental health and mental disorders. The trend of psychological distress and psychiatric disorder among women are district from those identified among men. Women tend to have a higher level of internalising disorders as men show higher mean level of externalities disorders. The study identifies women’s mental health.