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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Familismo"”.
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A Qualitative Exploration Of Trauma, Familismo, And Resilience In Three Mexican Immigrant Families.
… three central themes: childhood adversity, familismo (commitment to family), and resilience. While the data did not explicitly demonstrate trauma transmission, the findings revealed the lasting impact of early life adversity on family members. Familismo emerged as a significant cultural …
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Parental Socialization Of Emotion and Anxiety Among Latinx Youth: The Role of Emotion Dysregulation and Familismo
… youth. Culturally-relevant moderators (i.e., familismo) of indirect pathways were also examined. Method: A sample of youth aged 7-17 years (N = 94; M = 11.36 years, SD = 3.20; 36.2% female) and their primary caregiver (M = 37.03 years, SD = 7.80; 75.5% mothers, 23.4% fathers, 1.1% stepmother) …
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Toward a Latina/o based culturally relevant online pedagogy: tapping into the power of familismo, respeto, and educación
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2023-04-12 without embargo terms
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Testing an Attribution Model of Caregiving in a Latino Sample: The Role of Familismo and the Caregiver-Care Recipient Relationship
… in the context of cultural variables, such as familismo, or the caregiver-recipient relationship. Moreover, past research has not examined how these factors may mediate the relation between attributions and helping in the prediction of various types of support. The present study examined this …
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Familismo: Exploring a Culturally Sensitive Correlation Between Parentification and Relationship Satisfaction Amongst First Generation Mexican-American Adults Through an Attachment Theory Lens
<p>Parentification refers to the role reversal of children who take on adult responsibility to care for family members. This role is often filled by Mexican-American children as a result of immigration and assimilation. This study explored the relationship between parentification and adult romantic …
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Exploration of the interaction between risk and protective factors within the cultural construct of five male academically resilient Latino college graduates
… and self-efficacy), commitment to others, familismo (valuing family), as well as the influence and role of their father, helped promote invulnerability to threat. Concomitantly, learning through others' struggles and experiences provided them with context about what risk factors to avoid in …
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How Do Daily Life Social-Cultural Aspects Influence the Way Latina(X) Mothers Experience the Postpartum Period?
… This study examined how acculturative stress, familismo, ethnic identity, and selected demographic factors, including marital status, are associated with maternal depression among Latina(x) mothers between zero and three years postpartum. Guided by Chicana feminist theory, a descriptive …
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An examination of Mexican descent caregivers' reasons for seeking treatment for relatives with severe and persistent mental illness
… levels of depression and comparable levels of familismo (high), stigma (low), and enculturation (high) when compared to samples of Latino adults and/or caregivers. Qualitative analyses indicated that caregivers played key roles in the initiation and retention of mental health services by their …
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Enhancing Interventions for Pediatric Obesity Among Young Latino Children: A Mixed Methods Study
… Additionally, cultural values of respeto, familismo, and pesonalismo impact family acceptance and adherence to treatment recommendations.
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THE INFLUENCE OF LATIN@ CULTURE ON LATINAS’ COPING WITH INTRAFAMILIAL AND EXTRAFAMILIAL CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE.
… relations (a) between traditional Latin@ values (familismo, respeto, traditional gender roles, and personalismo) and survivors’ perceived family support effectiveness and (b) between Latin@ values and current trauma interference. I also examined the relationships (a) between trauma resolution and …
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Cultural values and parental socialization of coping in Latine families
… parents often pass on cultural messages such as familismo (loyalty to family) and respeto (obedience, deference to authority), which have been associated with better mental health. Further, parents’ socialization of coping (SOC) messages about how to manage or think about stressful situations may …
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A quem interessa a manutenção do debate? Uma análise da discussão acerca da Lei da Alienação Parental na Câmara dos Deputados a partir de uma perspectiva de gênero
… Nesse cenário, a agenda anti-gênero e o familismo emergem como conceitos-chave que moldam negociações políticas e debates legislativos. Junto a reações conservadoras e a ênfase nos valores morais, esses conceitos difundem estereótipos culturais que retrocedem os direitos das mulheres. …
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Significações político pedagógicas na Gerência Regional de Educação Limoeiro : da quantofrenia ao pai do pai à quantofrenia
… política deste município está assentada no familismo, nos favores e na hierarquização. O PPP emerge das lutas sociais e democráticas. Essas duas realidades não se entrecruzam satisfatoriamente neste município. O atual governo prioriza o programa Gestor Nota 10 (GN10) em vez da construção do …
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Exitosas on Their Own Terms: Centering Latina Testimonios to Understand Latina Undergraduates’ Student Success Beliefs
… career attainment, Latina/o/x values of <em>familismo</em> and <em>comunidad</em>, and their own personal growth and wellbeing. While the Latina undergraduates in this study embraced academic achievement and career attainment, which align with dominant measures of student success, they also …
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Latinas in Higher Education: Paving & Weaving Wholeheartedly
<p>The deficit model in research has often framed Latinas in higher education through a lens of barriers and challenges, reinforcing stereotypes that depict them as unlikely to succeed in academic spaces. However, Latinas are actively resisting these narratives, weaving their resilience into their …