Abstract Currently, 15 million Mexican and Central American individuals live in the United
States, with this number projected to rise in the next few decades (Lesser & Batalova, 2017; …

Background: Familismo or familism is a cultural value frequently seen in Hispanic cultures,
in which a higher emphasis is placed on the family unit in terms of respect, support …

This study examined longitudinal effects of cultural stress (a latent factor comprised of
bicultural stress, ethnic discrimination, and negative context of reception) on depressive …

We propose a transdisciplinary, life span framework for examining the underlying cause of
the observed intergenerational decline in health among Hispanic Americans. We focus on …

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted social distancing measures and forced transition to
virtual learning for university students. Examining the impact of these disruptions on health …

This study explored the moderating role of sense of belonging on the relations between
racial microaggressions and depressive symptoms. Using survey data from students of …

Depression and acculturative stress are common among Latina mothers, yet little is known
about how these variables are related to parenting practices and in turn, to the mental health …

Purpose Suicide is the third leading cause of death among adolescents. Research shows
Hispanic adolescents report disproportionate rates of both suicidal ideation and attempts …

The current study examines whether daily coping moderates the effects of daily stress on
same‐day mood and next‐day mood among 58 Latino adolescents (Mage= 13.31; 53 …

The objective of this study is to identify latent classes of Hispanic immigrants on the basis of
acculturative stress and, in turn, examine the links between membership in acculturative …