Due to demographic changes of the US population in the past few decades, more attention
has been placed on understanding the sociocultural factors that have an impact on the …

Objectives: Racial/ethnic discrimination is a common and salient stressor for many
individuals. Although discrimination can impair personal and relational well-being, little is …

Objectives: Scholars have demonstrated the consequences of cultural stressors on Latino/a
adolescents' depressive symptoms and prosocial behaviors. However, there is little …

Research pertaining to parental racial–ethnic bias preparation (PRBP) and ethnic identity
produces mixed results in relation to Latinx young adults' mental health. Moreover, the …

Investigations into the intimate relationships of sexual minorities are proliferating, but often
adopt a deficit-oriented and US-centered perspective. In this tri-nation online study with …

Objective Extant research on mental health within Muslim communities reveals inequalities,
with religio-cultural beliefs viewed as influencing experience, access to care, and treatment …

Heightened anti-immigrant sentiment within recent history in the United States has
exacerbated distress among Latine adults, especially by negatively affecting parenting …

Acculturation and acculturative stress can significantly influence immigrants' and refugees'
attitudes toward intimate partner violence (IPV; Cao et al., 2023; Coy et al., 2020; Kuo, 2014; …

Latina college students, on average, spend approximately 30 hours per week on social
media, highlighting the pervasive influence of social media on their lives. While social media …

Historically, research has identified Black relationships as deviant, unstable, and
pathological as compared to White relationships (Frazier, 1966; Moynihan, 1965). This …