ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science
New Directions in Identity Research: The Process, Content, and Outcomes of Sociocultural Identities in the US Context
The papers in this symposium use novel methodological approaches (latent profile analysis, piping) to examine how Black and immigrant adults in the U.S. negotiate their various sociocultural identities (national, ethnic, racial, immigrant). Findings show that identity constructions are contextually determined, can transcend traditional cultural definitions, and have implications for well-being.
Chairs & Discussants
- Naila SmithChair
University of Virginia - Barbara ThelamourCoChair
Swarthmore College
Presentations
- Racial Identity & Racialized Context: A Latent Profile Examination of Black Parents’ Critical Educational BeliefsAixa Marchand, Naila Smith
- Latent Profiles of U.S. Immigrants’ Ethnic and National Identity: The Role of Private and Public RegardNaila Smith, Barbara Thelamour
- Applying the Piping Methodology to the Study of Immigrant Identity and IdentificationBarbara Thelamour, Naila Smith, Devin Freeman-Robinson
