Effects over time of self-reported direct and vicarious racial discrimination on depressive symptoms and loneliness among Australian school students.

Previously we have reported direct experiences of racial discrimination as robustly associated with higher loneliness and depressive symptoms among Australian students cross-sectionally, and that the association with depressive systems was attenuated to marginal significance for students with low motivated fairness, that is low levels of motivation to respond without prejudice [ 42 , 46 ].

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