The cultural heritage of American Indians1 and their responses to oppression have intrigued
countless investigators of social behavior. Researchers from numerous disciplines have …

Pre-existing tribal commonalities and subsequent convergence have, however, produced
some common rural, American Indian values and behaviors (Bayne, 1971; Trimble, 1976) …

Critical issues in the delivery of mental health services to North American Indians~ Natives
residing in rural areas are discussed by (a) describing Indian populations~ communities;(b) …

Dislocation of native American tribes and pueblos and the alteration of traditional ways of
earning a living, with ensuing poverty, on dislocated reservations has had a major impact on …

There is a general knowledge about the United States governments' deliberate attempts to
destroy American Indian cultures. History books tell of American Indian students being …

Historically, many researchers whose sole purpose was to conduct research to further their
own professional development have exploited Native Americans. Outside of participating as …

The historical and cultural backgrounds of the importance of group interaction among
American Indian people are discussed. Case examples are provided that describe the …

The core themes and content of the four articles featured in this special section of Ethos
brings to mind a noteworthy quotation offered by Margaret Mead in reference to Columbia …

Abstract Mistaken beliefs about American Indians have been thriving for years and are still
being perpetuated. The author presents evidence refuting these myths, explains major …

This volume integrates descriptions and evaluations of psychological research on all ethnic
subgroups of Asian Americans. It begins with an overview of Asian America to provide a …