Ethnic validity: A model for families on uncharted seas |
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Authors: | Forrest B Tyler |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Psychology, University of Maryland, 20742 College Park, MD |
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Abstract: | This paper provides an ethnic validity framework as a model for conceptualizing and understanding the lives of ethnic minority families and the individuals in them. It outlines the ecological context of minorities (nonculture- defining groups) in a culture defined and dominated by a culture- defining group majority. Cross- ethnic/racial and cross- cultural studies organized around themes of acculturation and psychosocial competence are cited to substantiate the utility of this model. Their findings also provide a basis for outlining individual, family, and societal intervention approaches which can facilitate each group's ethnic validity and lead to a culturally diverse society which is more equitable for all of its members. |
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Keywords: | ethnic validity cross-cultural studies acculturation psychosocial competence |
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