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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Preparing Youth for the World: The Racial, Political, and Academic Socialization of Racial-Ethnic Minority and Immigrant Adolescents in the United States

Saturday, March 9, 2019 · Paris, France

Lifespan Development

Parents and peers prepare youth for the world by modeling behavior, providing support, and communicating values related to race, politics, and/or academics. In this symposium, we examine how these different types of socialization shape the social and emotional development of racial-ethnic minority and immigrant youth, enhancing strengths or identifying vulnerabilities.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Naila SmithChair
    Dickinson College

Presentations

  1. Raising Justice-Minded Youth: Parent Racial Socialization and Adolescent Critical ConsciousnessElan Hope, Qiana Cryer-Couper
  2. Racial Discrimination, Discrimination Concerns, and African American Adolescents' Self-EsteemFatima Varner, Lori Hoggard
  3. The Effect of Parent Academic Socialization on Parent-Adolescent Relationship and Parent Involvement: The Moderating Role of Parent AttitudesLatisha Ross, Elan Hope
  4. Parent and Peer Profiles and Emotional Engagement Trajectories of Newcomer Immigrant YouthNaila Smith, Carola Suarez-Orozco