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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Mexican American Youth"”.
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Intergenerational family dynamics and leisure among second-generation Mexican-American youth
… Latinos are younger than 18. Research on Latino youth’s leisure is underdeveloped, with the existing studies focusing primarily on the development of their identity and a sense of belonging. The goal of the study was to examine leisure activities among second-generation Mexican-American youth …
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SELF ESTEEM, ETHNIC IDENTITY, JOB ASPIRATION AND SCHOOL STRESS OF MEXICAN AMERICAN YOUTH IN A MIDWEST URBAN BARRIO.
… IDENTITY, JOB ASPIRATION AND SCHOOL STRESS OF MEXICAN AMERICAN YOUTH IN A MIDWEST URBAN BARRIO.
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Friendship problems and suicidality in Mexican-American and European-American adolescents: a longitudinal analysis
… how these findings may apply to ethnic minority youth, particularly those with high rates of suicidality. This study explored the impact of friendship factors in the early teen years on suicidality in the late teen years, and among Mexican-American and European-American girls and boys. …
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The Historical Exclusion of Mexican Americans in Music Education
This historical study explores Mexican American student access to music education programs during the four main periods of Mexican American educational experience identified by Chicano education history scholar Gilbert G. Gonzalez (2013): de jure segregation (1900-1950), the inter-American period …
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Acculturation Level, Generational Status and Gender: Their Role in Acculturative Stress in Young Adolescent Mexican Americans
… determined by the Acculturation Rating Scale for Mexican Americans-II (ARSMA-II) and acculturative stress was determined by the Societal, Attitudinal, Familial and Environmental Acculturative Stress Scale-Children's Version (SAFE-C). Subjects included 1268 Hispanic children ages 11-15. In order to …
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The Family Process Model: Predicting Youth Behavior Problems in Mexican American, African American, and European American Families
… suggests that economic hardship affects youth indirectly via its negative impact on several family processes. Specifically, parents' mental well-being, family relations, and ultimately parenting, can be adversely affected by the strain of economic hardship and can lead to deleterious …