将与父母的民族-种族社会化相关的复原力界定为隐性复原力:隐性复原力概念框架

IF 4.8 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Social and Personality Psychology Compass Pub Date : 2024-07-09 DOI:10.1111/spc3.12984
Juan Del Toro, Donte Bernard, Richard M. Lee, Emma K. Adam
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父母的民族-种族社会化是青少年抵御民族-种族歧视的源泉。最近的荟萃分析表明了民族-种族社会化的促进作用(即无论青少年的歧视经历如何,民族-种族社会化都与他们的适应能力直接相关)。然而,现有的实证研究对民族-种族社会化的保护或调节作用得出了相互矛盾的结果,有研究表明,民族-种族社会化缓冲、加剧或没有调节民族-种族歧视的影响。我们对现有研究结果进行了重新概念化,并借鉴现有理论,提出了 "隐性复原力 "这一新的概念框架,以强调复原力和与种族社会化相关的积极益处在研究中使用社会心理测量时可能并不明显,而是隐藏在 "表皮之下"。关于种族主义的对话可能会让青少年一时感到不舒服、不安或紧张,但从长远来看,这样的对话可以帮助青少年学会如何应对种族-种族歧视。在回顾了支持我们的概念框架的研究之后,我们对未来的研究提出了建议,以扩大该领域对与种族社会化相关的复原力的理解。
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Framing resilience linked to parental ethnic‐racial socialization as hidden: A hidden resilience conceptual framework
Parental ethnic‐racial socialization is a source of adolescents' resilience against ethnic‐racial discrimination. Recent meta‐analyses have documented the promotive aspects of ethnic‐racial socialization (i.e., how ethnic‐racial socialization is directly related with adolescents' adjustment regardless of their discrimination experiences). However, extant empirical studies have produced conflicting results about the protection or moderating role of ethnic‐racial socialization, with studies suggesting that ethnic‐racial socialization buffers, exacerbates, or does not moderate the impacts of ethnic‐racial discrimination. We offer a reconceptualization of existing studies' findings and draw from existing theories to propose Hidden Resilience as a new conceptual framework that highlights how resilience and the positive benefits linked to ethnic‐racial socialization may not be noticeable when studies use psychosocial measures but is rather hidden “underneath the skin.” Conversations about racism may momentarily feel uncomfortable, upsetting, or stressful for youth, but such conversations can help youth learn how to cope with ethnic‐racial discrimination in the long term. Following a review of studies supporting our conceptual framework, we provide suggestions for future research to expand the field's understanding of resilience linked to ethnic‐racial socialization.
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Social and Personality Psychology Compass
Social and Personality Psychology Compass Psychology-Social Psychology
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