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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"familism"”.
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Longitudinal Relations Between Parents’ Familism Values and Warmth and U.S. Latine Adolescents’ Prosocial Behaviors and the Mediating Role of Adolescents’ Familism Values
… Latines) experience cultural socialization of familism values that may promote the development of prosocial behaviors. Further, parents’ own familism values help promote adolescents’ prosocial behaviors through socializing children toward behaviors that align with the values of support and …
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Dimension of familism: A study of roles and relationships
… measurement of integration into one's family. Familism and integration into one's kin-network were identified as one and the same concept. The dimensions of familism were specified as attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors (the same as Nye and Rushing's use of the terms consensual, affectual, …
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Relationship between familism and ego identity development of Puerto Rican and immigrant Puerto Rican adolescents
… theory and Heller's conceptualization of familism. Ego identity was measured by the Revised Version of the Extended Objective Measure of Ego Identity Status-2, an instrument based on Erikson's theoretical formulations. The Heller's Familism Scale was utilized to measure familism. It was …
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Cultural influences on coping with parent-child conflict
… tested the role of traditional family values (familism) on the processes associated with coping with parent-child conflict among Mexican and Mexican American college students. It was hypothesized that traditional family values would moderate: 1) the relation between parent-child conflict and …
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Exploring Intersections in the Intimate Lives of Mexican Origin Women
… of structural, behavioral, and attitudinal familism on relationship conflict. Participants were 64 cohabiting or married couples of Mexican origin. Actor and partner effects of structural, behavioral, and attitudinal familism on relationship conflict were examined with a series of structural …
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Understanding the Role of Cultural Values in the Experience of Work-Family Conflict Among Professional Latinas
… that Latino cultural values (i.e., collectivism, familism) and traditional gender role attitudes (i.e., marianismo) would have both a main effect on levels of work-family conflict and a moderating effect on the relationship between job and family stressors and work-family conflict, such that the …
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Family influence on utilization of remittances: A case study of a village in the North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan
… support; authority pattern; family size; and familism. Results demonstrated that the exchange of financial support positively affects all four uses of remittances. Family authority pattern was important only in the model examining the use of remittances for agriculture. Family size did not …
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A cross cultural study of entrepreneurial competencies and entrepreneurial success in SMEs in Australia and Malaysia
… Technical; Ethical; Social Responsibility; and Familism. Importantly, nine of these categories were well represented in existing models of entrepreneurial competencies, thereby providing evidence that these models offer a reasonable degree of cross-cultural generalisability. However, three new …
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Understanding Social Inclusion from the Perspective of Tamil Seniors and Service Providers in the Greater Toronto Area
… (e.g. old age security) and cultural (e.g. familism) dimensions. Focus Groups participants reviewed the map and their discussion on program changes focused on: reframing service delivery; culture and long-term care homes; funding/other challenges; and oblique references to socially sensitive …
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Should we pass on “passing women”?: The stakes of (trans)gender ontologies for South Korean namjangyeoja television dramas
… forms of transphobic heteronormative familism in South Korea. Ultimately, I argue that we must be vigilant about how our choice to affirm certain ontologies (e.g., “namjangyeoja”) over others (e.g., “transgender”) enacts epistemological forms of violence that support larger, …
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Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention
… mainstream services. There was a high level of familism and trust between family members, and families looked to their own communities for support. These communities were not always dementia aware and there were high levels of stigma. Based on these finding and preliminary co-design work, future …
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Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention
… mainstream services. There was a high level of familism and trust between family members, and families looked to their own communities for support. These communities were not always dementia aware and there were high levels of stigma. Based on these finding and preliminary co-design work, future …
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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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Leaving Parental Homes In Canada: An Examination Of Gender, Family And Culture
… from social groups with different levels of familism will also have different patterns of home-leaving.;The analysis involves the life table and the proportional hazards models, as well as logistic regression, using data from the 1990 General Social Survey of Canada. After identifying as many …
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Exploring Social Connectedness Through The Perspectives Of Latina Adolescents At Risk For Suicide, Their Families, And Providers In The Life Is Precious Program
… Findings illustrate how cultural values such as familism, gender roles, and acculturation stress shape Latina adolescents’ experiences of belonging and isolation. While LIP enhances connectedness by fostering relationships and emotional support, structural barriers—including stigma, …
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Missionary-self and mission others: the identity of Chinese missionaries from a Trinitarian perspective
… strongly impacted Chinese missionary identity. Familism, Face culture and authoritarianism all played a vital role in relationships. The findings showed that the Chinese missionary identity was influenced by social class and a Han-centric ethnocentrism which led to nationalism. In the religious …
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Illness Representations of Breast Cancer among Hispanics
… income), cultural constructs (i.e. fatalism and familism), intrapersonal factors (state and trait anxiety), and previous experience with cancer were associated with illness representations of breast cancer. The study adds to theliterature by systematically investigate illness representations of …
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Family stress and hemodialysis: an analysis of family stress variables
… less the vulnerability; the greater the extended familism, the greater the regenerative power; and, the greater the regenerative power, the greater the family level of reorganization. Several additional correlations were reported which helped explain the findings related to the hypothesis testing. …
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Digging deeper : a case study on Hispanic male students' post-secondary plans in a rural Texas high school.
… embedded units research approach informed by the familism theoretical framework. I collected data over a period of approximately four months, which included a universal student questionnaire, an initial and final interview for each selected participant, and evaluation of selected participants' …
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Language socialization in Canadian Hispanic communities : ideologies and practices
… them to also transmit cultural values, such as familism. The families conceptualized Spanish maintenance as an emotional connection to the parents’ selves and as a bridge between the parents’ past and the children’s future. It was also constructed as a key that opened doors, as a bridge for …
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