We examined the relationships between three dimensions of familism: importance of family,
family support, and family conflict with acculturation, assessed orthogonally (Mexican and …

Black and Hispanic women hold more hostile attitudes toward each other's groups than do
their male counterparts. This finding in our preliminary analyses took us by surprise. We had …

This study examined the contribution of individual and family variables to depressive
symptoms among youths in a family-centered culture. Participants were 262 Mexican …

Stereotypes are the definitive measure of Chicana/os. As societal, consensually held beliefs
about the characteristics of Chicana/os, stereotypes prescribe behavior: They tell …

There is a growing body of research examining how ethnicity and race are implicated in
identity development among ethno-racially diverse youth. The current study explored the …

We used focus group methodology to explore differences and similarities in the process of
familial ethnic socialization among first-and second-generation Mexican and Puerto Rican …

This study compared dimensions of independence and interdependence in parents' beliefs
about daily child‐rearing practices across four ethnic groups. Two questionnaires were …

Children's racial (eg, Black, White, Indigenous) and ethnic (eg, Mexican) identity can
influence psychological, social, and academic outcomes. Despite evidence that awareness …

We describe Mexican American seventh graders' expectations for future work and family
roles and investigate links between patterns of future expectations and adolescents' cultural …

Assumptions about family resemblances are widely held among people all over the world.
Psychologists from various backgrounds such as family psychology, behavior genetics, and …