This article builds on the authors' work with troubled Hispanic youth and their families to
extend the concept of contextualism. First, it discusses family and culture as literatures that …

The purpose of this chapter is to provide a framework that highlights the links between the
study of ethnicity and the study of family processes and therapy. In this chapter, the authors …

Harrison, Algea O.; Wilson, Melvin N.; Pine, Charles J.; Chan, Samuel Q.; and Buriel,
Raymond. Family Ecologies of Ethnic Minority Children. Child Development, 1990, 61, 347 …

Thefield offamily counseling has recognized the importance of context on individuals' lives.
However, few tools for assessing the influence of culture exist. This article describes the …

For some children, the cultural climate within their homes derives from the dominant cultural
climate and mirrors it. For other children, the cultural climate of the home may differ quite …

Psychologists interested in culture have focused primarily on East–West differences in
individualism–collectivism, or independent–interdependent self-construal. As important as …

We examined the relationships between three dimensions of familism: importance of family,
family support, and family conflict with acculturation, assessed orthogonally (Mexican and …

Culture and child development are inextricably intertwined. From the child's perspective, an
important aspect of development is the acquisition of cultural knowledge, Bruner (1990) …

We review and summarize the findings across 7 studies contained in the special section
titled,“Racial-Ethnic Socialization, Identity, and Youth Outcomes: Excavating Culture.” These …

Coping with cultural diversity is one of the major challenges facing individuals who seek
counseling services as well as those who provide those services. This article describes six …