Mundane Extreme Environmental Stress (MEES)

Mundane Extreme Environmental Stress (MEES)

A) was developed by Peters and Massey.
B) adds an A factor which represents constant exposure to racial discrimination, most of which is both chronic and unpredictable.
C) adds a D factor which represents the pervasive environmental stress associated with being of minority status in the United States.
D) adds a Y factor which represents the lens through which crisis situations must be viewed for Black families, since their experiences are different from those of majority status.
E) is and does all of the above.