APS
APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
Individual-Difference and Well-Being Correlates of Perceiving Multicultural Threat: Evidence from a Hispanic Serving Institution
- Madison Reyna
University of California, Merced - Angela Johnson
University of California, Merced - Jennifer Howell
University of California, Merced
Abstract
This study examines perceptions of multicultural threat in a highly multicultural environment to address two primary questions: (1) Who perceives multicultural threat? and (2) How does perceiving multicultural threat relate to health and well-being? These findings suggests that such perceptions relate to poorer health and well-being in a multicultural environment.
Psychology/Diversity