The Everyday Implications of Ethnic-Racial Identity Processes: Exploring Variability in Ethnic-Racial Identity Salience Across Situations

Douglass, Sara; Wang, Yijie; Yip, Tiffany

doi:10.1007/s10964-015-0390-1

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“…No significant between‐person moderating effects were found for ethnic identity or social support. These null findings may be due to the relatively high mean scores on these measures suggesting ceiling effects or restricted between‐person variability and the limited ability to detect between‐person moderation effects, an issue that has been addressed in prior studies of ethnic identity processes (e.g., Douglass, Wang, & Yip, ; Yip, ).…”

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Coping With Racism: Moderators of the Discrimination–Adjustment Link Among Mexican‐Origin Adolescents

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What strategies help ethnic minority adolescents to cope with racism? The present study addressed this question by testing the role of ethnic identity, social support, and anger expression and suppression as moderators of the discrimination-adjustment link among 269 Mexican-origin adolescents (M = 14.1 years), 12-17 years old from the Midwestern U.S. Results from multilevel moderation analyses indicated that ethnic identity, social support, and anger suppression, respectively, significantly attenuated the relations between discrimination and adjustment problems, whereas outward anger expression exacerbated these relations. Moderation effects differed according to the level of analysis. By identifying effective coping strategies in the discrimination-adjustment link at specific levels of analysis, the present findings can guide future intervention efforts for Latino youth.

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Coping With Racism: Moderators of the Discrimination–Adjustment Link Among Mexican‐Origin Adolescents

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“…Although variability is associated with compromised developmental outcomes in the present study, our other work shows that variability can also promote development for other dimensions of ERI. For example, ethnic/racial minority adolescents who reported more variable awareness of their ethnicity/race (i.e., salience) across situations engaged in greater ERI exploration activities (Wang, Douglass, & Yip, 2016). This promising area of research suggests that the affective (e.g., private regard) versus cognitive (e.g., salience) components of ERI at the level of the specific situation may have important yet different developmental implications.…”

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“…Although higher mean levels of daily ERI may be associated with a more developed identity status and more positive well-being, variability in daily experiences may be considered a sign of instability and vulnerability. Indeed, prior work on ethnic/racial salience observed that higher variability in salience across situations was associated with lower levels of committing to one's ERI (Douglass et al, 2016). Similarly, research on emotional dynamics has also linked mood variability to poorer psychological well-being in the long term…”

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Parental Cultural Socialization and Adolescent Private Regard: Exploring Mediating Pathways Through Daily Experiences

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Using longitudinal experience sampling data from 214 ethnic/racial minority adolescents (Wave 1 M = 15.24), the present study investigated how the longitudinal effect of parental cultural socialization on adolescent private regard was mediated through various daily pathways and novel constructs. Both the mean levels and variability of adolescents' ethnic feelings (i.e., private regard) and social interactions (i.e., intragroup contact) in daily situations, as well as the situational association between intragroup contact and private regard, emerged as mediators. Greater cultural socialization promoted greater and more stable ethnic feelings and interactions, as well as their situational association, all of which promoted private regard over time. This study provides a framework to explore how development occurs in daily lives.

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“…And in the column "Itegel" are published the teachings of Aiyy, ideas of the soul (kut), interviews with traditional healers -Algyschytes, as well as unusual cases from life, traditions, and customs of the Yakuts. Ethnic-racial identity is a multi-faceted construct that captures many different aspects of how individuals make personal sense of their own ethnicity-race [6,7]. So, the main ethnic components are also the headings "Ayannyt" and "Aymakh".…”

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The role of the Yakut newspaper «Kyym» in the formation of ethnic identity

Borisova¹,

Dyachkovsky²,

Efremov³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Man-Power-Law-Governance: Interdisciplinary Approaches (MPLG-IA 2019)

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The article is devoted to the study of the functioning of the ethnic press in the multinational Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), in which representatives of more than 130 nationalities live. In particular, on the basis of the concepts "ethnos" and "ethnic journalism" that have developed in modern science, the role of the Yakut newspaper "Kyym" in the formation of ethnic identity and the preservation of national culture and language is investigated. The role of ethnic journalism is to help an ethnos not only preserve and strengthen national traditions and moral values through culture, but also comprehend its place in the modern world. It also makes it possible for any ethnic group to learn more about other people's living nearby, their customs and traditions, religion and culture. The "Kyym" publication we are studying is a Yakut weekly newspaper. The newspaper is published in printed form in the Yakut language and has an online version. The founder of the newspaper "Kyym" is LLC media group "Sitim". Researchers believe that the predecessor of "Kyym" is undoubtedly the newspaper "Manchaary", the first issue of which was published on December 28, 1921. Two years later it was decided to make the newspaper periodic and give it the new name "Kyym" ("Spark"). Since 2003, "Kyym" has positioned itself as a "national newspaper", readers of which are native speakers of the Yakut language, according to approximate estimates there are about 500 thousand of them. In 2013, the circulation of the newspaper "Kyym" reached more than 33 thousand copies, which in itself is a wonderful fact in the ethnic press. At present, the newspaper is an individual, unique type of ethnic newspaper, in which modern genres of journalistic publications of various problems of the development of society and the purity of Yakut speech with various lexical norms of the literary language are intertwined. On the pages of the newspaper "Kyym", all borrowings are written in accordance with the law of the phonetics of the Yakut language, that is, obedience to the rules of the Yakut grammar is observed. In general, the language of the newspaper in a certain sense is a kind of barometer of various trends in language development, since journalism is at the forefront of social development. The world characterized by migration, transnational networks and global flows creates new conditions for the formation of identity, and the ethnic newspaper Kyym, as the media, promotes the rapprochement, mutual understanding and development of the identity of indigenous peoples.

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The Everyday Implications of Ethnic-Racial Identity Processes: Exploring Variability in Ethnic-Racial Identity Salience Across Situations

Cited by 24 publications

References 54 publications

Coping With Racism: Moderators of the Discrimination–Adjustment Link Among Mexican‐Origin Adolescents

Coping With Racism: Moderators of the Discrimination–Adjustment Link Among Mexican‐Origin Adolescents

Parental Cultural Socialization and Adolescent Private Regard: Exploring Mediating Pathways Through Daily Experiences

The role of the Yakut newspaper «Kyym» in the formation of ethnic identity

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