Familism Is Associated With Psychological Well-Being and Physical Health: Main Effects and Stress-Buffering Effects
Familism Is Associated With Psychological Well-Being and Physical Health: Main Effects and Stress-Buffering Effects
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家庭主义与心理健康和身体健康有关： 主要效应和压力缓冲效应
DOI：
10.1177/0739986316671297
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发表时间：
2017-02-01
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Chen, Chuansheng
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作者：
Corona, Karina;Campos, Belinda;Chen, Chuansheng
家庭主义是一个核心的拉丁美洲价值观，强调密切的家庭关系和优先考虑家庭之前的自我。家庭主义对幸福和健康有影响，但不清楚这些价值观是普遍有益还是在压力下有益。我们研究了家庭主义与幸福/健康的关联是否与拉丁美洲人和非拉丁美洲人的主效应或压力缓冲模型一致。拉丁美洲人（n = 171），欧洲人（n = 225）和东亚裔美国人（n = 415）完成了家庭主义，压力，幸福和健康的措施。在一般福利方面，家庭主义与孤独、抑郁和身体症状呈负相关。在压力缓冲方面，高家庭主义与高压力的结合与高自尊和主观健康比低家庭主义与高压力的结合相关。这些模式在不同群体中是一致的，这表明家庭主义对拉丁美洲人和非拉丁美洲人都是有益的。
Familism is a core Latino value that emphasizes close family relationships and prioritizing of family before the self. Familism has implications for well-being and health, but it is not clear whether these values are generally beneficial or beneficial under stress. We examined whether the associations of familism with well-being/health were consistent with a main effect or stress-buffering model in Latinos and non-Latinos. Latino (n = 171), European (n = 225), and East Asian Americans (n = 415) completed measures of familism, stress, well-being, and health. In terms of general benefits, familism was negatively associated with loneliness, depression, and physical symptoms. In terms of stress-buffering benefits, the combination of high familism with high stress was associated with higher self-esteem and subjective health than the combination of low familism with high stress. These patterns were consistent across groups, suggesting that familism can be beneficial for Latinos and non-Latinos.