Racism and preparation for bias within African American families.
Racism and preparation for bias within African American families.
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DOI:
10.1037/cdp0000339
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发表时间:
2021-04
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Owen MT
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作者:
Osborne KR;Caughy MO;Oshri A;Smith EP;Owen MT
Exposure to racism experienced by caregivers poses a threat to child developmental outcomes. The current study examines the effects of caregiver-experienced racism on the development of internalizing behaviors for African American children during a sensitive period in their development of racial awareness. Two aspects of caregiver-provided ethnic racial socialization (ERS), cultural socialization and preparation for bias, were assessed as moderators. Supported by prior research, cultural socialization was hypothesized to be protective. Given that research on preparation for bias in early childhood is sparse or inconclusive, no directional hypothesis was formulated for the moderation effect of preparation for bias. A community-recruited, low-income sample of 130 African American caregivers and their children (T3 Mage = 6.20, T4 Mage = 7.17) reported on past-year experiences with racism, ERS practices, and child internalizing behaviors. Path analyses were utilized to assess the influence of caregivers’ racist experiences and ERS practices on children’s first grade internalizing behaviors after controlling for kindergarten levels. Cultural socialization was not a significant protective factor as hypothesized. However, caregivers’ past-year experiences with racism predicted more anxious and sad behaviors in children when caregivers reported using more preparation for bias. The effects of caregivers’ racism experiences on their 6-year-old children’s internalizing behaviors were contingent on their use of preparation for bias socialization. This study adds to the literature on racism and further elucidates the role preparation for discrimination plays in developmental outcomes for young African American children.
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