Racial variation in self-labeled child abuse and associated internalizing symptoms among adolescents who are high risk
Racial variation in self-labeled child abuse and associated internalizing symptoms among adolescents who are high risk
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DOI：
10.1177/1077559505285776
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发表时间：
2006-05-01
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Hough, RL
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作者：
Lau, AS;Huang, MM;Hough, RL
对1100名非西班牙裔白色、非洲裔美国人、西班牙裔和亚太裔岛民青年进行了访谈，了解儿童情感和身体虐待史以及当前的内化症状。该研究调查了种族是否调节了青少年对特定父母行为的报告与他们作为虐待受害者的自我标签之间的关联。该研究还研究了父母行为或自我标记的虐待报告是否能更好地预测内化症状，以及这些关联是否与种族有关。米恩报告惩罚性的父母行为，非西班牙裔，而年轻人更有可能形容自己受到虐待相比，亚太岛民。报告的惩罚性父母的行为占更多的差异内化症状比自我标记的虐待。报告的父母的行为更密切相关的并发内化症状的少数民族青年比非西班牙裔青年。结果进行了讨论的背景下，在识别虐待儿童的文化能力。
One thousand and ten Non-Hispanic White, African American, Hispanic, and Asian Pacific Islander youth who were high risk and receiving public sector services were interviewed regarding history of child emotional and physical abuse and current internalizing symptoms. The study examined whether race moderated the association between adolescents' reports of specific parent behaviors and their self-labeling as victims of abuse. The study also examined whether reports of parental behaviors or self-labeled abuse better predicted internalizing symptoms, and whether these associations differed 1 1 race. Mien reporting punitive parent behavior, Non Hispanic While youth were more likely to describe themselves as abused compared to Asian Pacific Islanders. Reported punitive parental behaviors accounted for more variance in internalizing symptoms than did self-labeled abuse. Reports of parent behaviors were more strongly related to concurrent internalizing symptoms among ethnic minority youth than among Non-Hispanic While youth. Results are discussed in the context Of cultural competence in identfication of child abuse.