Latino children and families in the United States : current research and future directions

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Introduction by Josefina M. Contreras Cultural Context of Latino Families Latino Families: Myth and Realities by Ana Mari Cauca, Melanie Domenech Rodriquez Ethnic Culture, Poverty, and Context: Sources of Influence on Latino Families and Children by Mark W. Roosa, et al. Acculturation and the Mental Health of Latino Youths: An Integration and Critique of the Literature by Nancy A. Gonzales, et al. Parenting Processes in Latino Families Parents' Beliefs about the Path of Life of Their Adolescent Children by Margarita Azmitia and Jane R. Brown Coparenting in Intact Mexican American Families: Mothers' and Fathers' Perceptions by Yvonne M. Caldera, Jacki Fitzpatrick, and Karen Wampler Childrearing Beliefs and Practices during Feeding among Middle-Class Puerto Rican and Anglo Mother-Infant Pairs by Robin L. Harwood, et al. A Conceptual Model of the Determinants of Parenting among Latina Adolescent Mothers by Josefina M. Contreras, et al. Research Methods and Interventions with Latino Families Measurement Equivalence and Research on Latino Children and Families: The Importance of Culturally Informed Theory by George P. Knight, et al. Parenting Interventions Adapted for Latino Families: Progress and Prospects by Larry E. Dumka, Vera A. Lopez, and Sara Jacobs Carter Learning from Latino Parents: Combining Etic and Emic approaches to Designing Interventions by Luis H. Zayas and Lisseth Rojas-Flores Conclusions and Recommendations for the Future of the Field The Challenges and Rewards of Conducting Ethnic Minority Research by Angel G. Lugo Steidel, et al. A Research Agenda on Latino Children and Families: Recommendations from the 2000 Kent Psychology Forum by Josefina M. Contreras

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