In a househoM survey, Chicanos attributed significantly more importance to family
relationships than did other ethnic groups. For Chicanos, both family satisfaction and social …

This article provides a nonexhaustive and critical review of selective research on client-
counselor variables to exemplify the type and status and/or quality of work conducted on …

Abstract Presents data from 666 Mexican-Americans (most aged 35–59 yrs) comparing the
relative importance of 2 explanations of low mental health clinic usage: discouraging clinic …

Explicates errors that lead to the underutilization of psychotherapy by Chicanos and errors
that therapists are likely to make in working with Chicano patients. Underutilization of …

Abstract Immigration from the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America and South America
coupled with high fertility rates among Latinos have made the Latino population one of the …

Research suggests that critical and negatively charged family environments correlate with
poor prognosis for schizophrenia across cultures. International research also suggests that …

Accumulating evidence from studies investigating the role naturally-occurring emotional
support networks play in remediating psychological distress strongly suggests that such …

In this article, we present a brief synopsis of six early Latino psychologists, several key
conferences, the establishment of research centers, and early efforts to create an …

In our experience in Southern California with both Asian American and Hispanic American
populations, we have been sensitized to similarities and differences in the two subcultural …

Determinants of physician utilization were examined among three groups of ethnic elderly,
Vietnamese, Portuguese, and Hispanic, living in Santa Clara, California. Andersen and …