Latinas experience multiple oppressions and poorer mental health due to their often triple
minority status as poor, female, women of color. The present study examined whether …

This study, using secondary data analysis, examined a mediation model of acculturation and
ethnic pride as predictors of physical and mental health outcomes in a sample of 561 …

Psychological and social well-being was investigated, using a sample of non-disadvantaged
African American men and women, and White men and women. Three standardized scales …

While much research has been done on the causes and correlates of subjective well-being
over the last two decades, a relatively small number of studies have addressed disparities in …

Using a sample of 247 African American and European American women in their 3rd year of
marriage, this study compared the predictors of marital well‐being for each group by …

Mediante el uso de la teoría cultural-ecológica transaccional de resiliencia, el presente
estudio busca determinar si los factores culturales de familismo y la identidad étnica tienen …

Major theories informing conceptions of psychological well-being draw heavily from Western-
centric perspectives, which often neglect culturally bound frameworks. We investigated how …

Limited research has taken an intersectional approach in which masculinity, ethnicity, and
social class are collectively considered in understanding Latino men's well-being. This study …

The relationship between coping strategies used by South Asian American women and
subjective well‐being (SWB) was studied. Second‐generation women were found to use …

The research study had three goals. First, the study examined adherence to machismo and
hembrismo or marianismo. Second, it assessed the relationship of adherence to gender …