Fork of Psychische Belastung Geflüchteter in Österreich

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Fork of Psychische Belastung Geflüchteter in Österreich

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Last edited Jul 15, 2021

Created on Jul 15, 2021

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This fork shows the prevalence of moderate-to-severe and absent depressive or anxiety symptoms among refugees in Austria, grouped by overarching categories. It compares these two metrics with horizontal stacked bars, using burgundy and pink to differentiate severity levels. Built with React and D3 v6, the visualization relies on `scaleBand` and `scaleLinear` for positioning and uses Tippy.js tooltips to display exact percentages. Data is loaded from a CSV and rendered as SVG, with a note that the omitted "light burden" category prevents values from summing to 100%.

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In dieser Grafik werden nur die Kategorien "keine Belastung" und "mittelgradig/schwere Belastung" dargestellt. Da die Kategorie "leichte Belastung" nicht berücksichtigt wurde, ergeben die Werte keine 100%.

<b>Quelle:</b> Judith Kohlenberger, Sebastian Leitner, Isabella Buber-Ennser und Bernhard Rengs | Psychosoziale Gesundheit und gesellschaftliche Teilhabe in Österreich: Zur Prävalenz von Angststörungen und Depressionen unter syrischen, irakischen und afghanischen Geflüchteten .

Die Grafik ist Teil des Projektes #weeklyGraph.

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