Parent-Child Agreement and Positive Ethnic-Racial Socialization Associated with Better Asian American Youth Adjustment

Poster Session VIII

Keyword: Family Relationships

Abstract: We examined patterns of parent and adolescent perceptions of ethnic-racial socialization in Asian American families. Latent profile analysis with 468 parent-adolescent dyads revealed four distinct patterns. Youth reporting high positive socialization and low negative socialization with high parent-child agreement demonstrated more positive mental health, academic, and social outcomes.

• Pearl Sun (Presenting Author)
• Ashlyn Michot (Author)
• Louisa Wetzel (Author)
• Cixin Wang (Author)
• Charissa Cheah (Author)