ArticleDevelopmental psychology2026
Trajectory patterns of ethnic-racial identity among immigrant mothers: The predictive role of acculturative stress.
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Limited attention has been given to ethnic-racial identity (ERI) development beyond emerging adulthood, which is a critical gap identified in the Lifespan Model of ERI. Previous research suggests that age of arrival in a host country may shape one's overall exposure to sociocultural contexts. The adaptation process can also be stressful, particularly as immigrants often navigate challenges related to "fitting in" and the perception of being seen as outsiders. These experiences could trigger various ERI trajectories at a later stage of life (e.g., during adulthood). Using a three-wave longitudinal data set of 596 Mexican-born mothers, three independent growth mixture models were estimated to identify variations in trajectory patterns of ERI
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