Latent Profiles of American and Ethnic Identity in Latinx Mothers in an Emerging Immigrant Community

A latent profile looking at American and ethnic identity centrality and private regard in a sample of 175 Latinx mothers revealed four identity profiles: bicultural (44%), average (30.3%), enculturated (18.9%), and assimilated (6.8%). Profiles differed in white cultural orientation, American and Latinx values, familial cultural value socialization and cultural socialization.