ArticleFamily relations2022
Perceptions of adolescents' racial discrimination experiences, racial identity, and depressive symptoms among Black American fathers.
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- The Relationship Between Racial Attitudes and Disordered Eating Behaviors in Black Men and Black Women.The International journal of eating disorders · 2024Article
- The Influence of Children's Discrimination Experiences on Parents' Mental and Self-Rated Health: Results from the National Health Interview Survey.Children (Basel, Switzerland) · 2024Article
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Objective: This study examined whether Black American fathers' perceptions of their adolescents' experiences of racial discrimination were related to fathers' depressive symptoms and if this association was moderated by fathers' racial identity beliefs and adolescent gender. Background: Racial discrimination is not only an individual-level but also a family-level stressor for Black families. Racial discrimination experienced by parents can spillover to influence their children; however, fewer studies have examined how adolescents' discrimination experiences relate to parents' psychological outcomes, especially among Black fathers. Method: Data were collected via online survey from 240 Black fathers ( Results: Regression analyses revealed that adolescent-experienced racial discrimination was directly associated with fathers' depressive symptoms. Fathers whose race was more central to them (racial centrality) had higher depressive symptoms when their adolescents had high racial discrimination experiences. Also, fathers' beliefs about how Black people are viewed by society (public regard) moderated the relation between adolescent-experienced racial discrimination and fathers' depressive symptoms differently based on adolescent gender. Adolescent gender also moderated the relation between fathers' personal feelings about being Black (private regard) and their depressive symptoms. Conclusions: Overall, fathers' beliefs about their race, as well as the gender of their adolescents, play a role in their psychological health when their adolescents experience discrimination.
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