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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"U.S. born"”.
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Sense Of Belonging Among Foreign-Born And U.S.-Born Latinx Subgroups At A Community College
… study explored sense of belonging among 15 U.S.-born and foreign-born Latinx students at a community college designated as a Hispanic serving institution. To further explore sense of belonging among these students, semi-structured interviews were conducted with both groups of students. The …
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The Lived Experiences of 3rd Generation and Beyond U.S.-Born Mexican Heritage College Students: A Qualitative Study
… challenges of 3rd generation and beyond U.S.-born (3GAB-USB) Mexican heritage college students. Alvarez (1973) has written about the psychosocial impact "hybridity" can have on a U.S.- born (USB) Mexican individual who incorporates two distinct cultures (American and Mexican) in order to …
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2+2 Doesn't Always Equal 4: A Mixed Methods Approach to U.S.-Born Children of Immigrants' Cultural Identities and Belonging
<p>Within the next generation, one in five adults born in the United States will be a child of immigrants. Despite this, research on children of immigrants is limited. Specifically, the scholarship on this growing demographic limited their experiences to cultural identity, as it pertains to …
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Healthcare Across the Pregnancy Continuum: Nativity-Based Analysis of Medical Expenditures Among U.S.-Born, Recent Arrivals, and Established Immigrant Women
… over 13% of the U.S. population was foreign-born, totaling approximately 45 million people. Immigrants generally have lower per capita healthcare expenditures than U.S.-born natives. However, pregnancy-related healthcare use and costs increases among immigrant women, accounting for a …
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Rates of Mental Illnesses, Nativity and Generational Status in the U.S.: Heterogeneity among Caribbean Born Blacks, Blacks of Caribbean Descent and U.S. Born Blacks
… immigrants most, this study investigated U.S. born Blacks with and without Caribbean descent and Caribbean born Blacks residing in the U.S. to determine if nativity status and generational status impacts rates of mental illness. Using the National Survey of American Life (NSAL) dataset which is …
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A Modern Examination of Marcus Goldstein’s Mexican Immigrant Population Data: Comparisons of Mexican-born and U.S.-born Children and Adults Living in 1930’s America and Mexico
… natives and Mexican immigrants and their U.S. born children were identified and interpreted. Variation was attributed to geographical location and length of time spent in the United States. Plasticity of the human skeleton, specifically cranial measurements, were observed.
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A Modern Examination of Marcus Goldstein’s Mexican Immigrant Population Data: Comparisons of Mexican-born and U.S.-born Children and Adults Living in 1930’s America and Mexico
… natives and Mexican immigrants and their U.S. born children were identified and interpreted. Variation was attributed to geographical location and length of time spent in the United States. Plasticity of the human skeleton, specifically cranial measurements, were observed.
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Immigrant and U.S. Born Early Head Start Families: Exploring the Relationship Between Parenting Stress, Attachment Behaviors, Primary Caregiver Depressive Symptoms, and Parent-child Attachment in a Nationally-representative Sample
… differences between immigrant families and U.S. born families in terms of the main study variables. The study used a nationally representative secondary dataset, Baby FACES 2018 (Vogel et al., 2018). Data analysis was completed with PROCESS v. 3.3 (Hayes, 2018) in IBM SPSS v.26 (IBM, 2019). A …
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"Marie Manje La Pom Nan." Examining the Cognitive Process of Restructuring and Advantage Selection in the Definite Article System in Haitian Creole Among U.S. Born Heritage Speakers of Haitian Creole
… (i.e. native speakers vs. United States (US) born heritage speakers).<br /><br />The study examined the extent to which heritage speakers showed variability versus systematicity when employing the various forms of the definite articles (a, ã, nã, la, lã). Participants performed a translation …
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Birth-to-pregnancy intervals and adverse perinatal outcomes among African-born black women in Washington State.
… perinatal outcomes. The number of African-born blacks currently living in the U.S. exceeds 1.6 million. However, little is known about BTP intervals and the risk factors and outcomes related to short BTP intervals among African-born women living in the U.S. Objectives: The objectives of …
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Parenting Stress, Social Support, and Affiliate Stigma among Asian and White Parents of Children with Autism in the United States
… online survey. Findings revealed that foreign-born Asian parents reported significantly higher levels of parenting stress and received less family and spousal support compared to U.S.-born White parents. Differences also emerged within the Asian parent group, as foreign-born Asian parents …
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Help-seeking attitudes in Chinese: the role of personal self-esteem, collective self-esteem and loss of face
… in predicting help-seeking attitudes in U.S.-born and mainland-born Chinese. One-hundred and sixty participants, of which 81 (60.6%) reported being born in the U.S. and 79 (49.4%) reported being born in mainland China filled out a set of questionnaires. Path analysis revealed the relationships …
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Comparison of perceived stress, allostatic load and racial discrimination in different cultural groups of pregnant black women
… of pre-term labor and the care of infants born prematurely. Studies have found that elevated levels of stress and anxiety during pregnancy significantly increase women’s risks for poor perinatal outcomes. Previous research studies also suggest differences in stress response may exist …
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Social Context and Muslim Women's Attitudes Towards Counseling
… among socioracial groups. All non-U.S.-born Arab, Asian, Hispanic, and Black participants reported no use of professional counseling, whereas U.S.-born White, Black, and Hispanic participants and one non-U.S.-born White participant reported utilization of the services. However, rather …
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Consonantal voicing effects on vowel duration in Italian-English bilinguals
… reported compares the performance of Italian-born bilinguals for whom English was acquired in adulthood, as a second language, with that of U.S.-born speakers who experienced simultaneous acquisition of their languages (albeit in an English-dominant setting). </p> <p>In separate sessions for …
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Mentoring and locus of control of African American and European American doctoral students in a midwestern public research university
… relationships and locus of control of U.S. born African American and European American doctoral students at a Midwestern, public, research university. The study also sought to determine students' preferences for mentoring based upon their mentors' race, gender, and age, and the students' …
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ACCULTURATION AND THE PREVALENCE OF DIABETES IN ADULT LATINOS: NHANES 2007-2010
… the association of country of origin (U.S.-born vs. non-U.S.-born) and predominant language spoken (English vs. Spanish) with diabetes. Covariates included in logistic regression analysis included, age, education, income, marital status, and BMI. Results: After adjusting for age, education, …
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Improving the Reading Level of Middle School English Learners in English Language Development Classes.
… States from other countries, while others were born and have been raised in the United States. According to the California Department of Education, the vast majority of ELLs (83.5%) in California come from low-income families and speak a language other than English at home. 73% of ELLs attend …
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Stereotypes about Healthcare Professionals, Emotions, and Mammography Compliance
… to examine the extent to which Latino (foreign born and US born) and Anglo American women’s stereotypes about health professionals influence negative screening emotions and mammography compliance. Multi-stage stratified sampling resulted in a sample of 104 Latino (64 foreign born, 40 U.S. born) …
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