Keyword [Mexican-American]
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| 21. | Intrapersonal and familial factors associated with obesity from a Mexican and Mexican American phenomenological perspective |
| 22. | Predictors of codependency among European American and Mexican American college females |
| 23. | 'Tengo bien harto esperando en la linea': Complaint Strategies by Second-Generation Mexican-American Bilinguals |
| 24. | An analysis of the reliability and validity of the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test (NNAT) with English language learner (ELL) Mexican American children |
| 25. | Selected factors contributing to disparities in overweight among White, Black, and Mexican-American female adolescents |
| 26. | Preventive services use by Mexican and Mexican American mothers in a child's first six months of life |
| 27. | Postcolonial analysis of educational research discourse: Creating (Mexican) American children as the 'other |
| 28. | Bimusical Identity of Children in a Mexican American Schoo |
| 29. | A phenomenological study of HIV disclosure to family among gay Mexican-American men |
| 30. | Marital quality, acculturation, and communication in Mexican American couples |
| 31. | The Experiences of Mexican-American Female Adolescents Dating White American Male Adolescents |
| 32. | 'My child...she is top of my heart...she is making it keep beating you know?': Describing the experiences of Mexican American adolescent fathers |
| 33. | Self-representation, cultural formation, and Mexican-American modernism |
| 34. | Mexican American Attitudes Towards Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction: Acceptability, Accessibility, and Cultural Compatibility |
| 35. | Cultural expressions, meanings, beliefs, and practices of Mexican American women during the postpartum period: An ethnonursing study |
| 36. | Mexican American women's perspectives of the intersection of race and gender in public high school: A critical race theory analysis |
| 37. | Competing American colonial modernities: Politics, publishing, and the making of a United States-Mexican literary culture, 1836--1939 |
| 38. | Mexican American home front: The politics of gender, culture, and community in World War II Los Angeles |
| 39. | Literature as mirror: Analyzing the oral, written, and artistic responses of young Mexican -origin children to Mexican American -themed picture storybooks |
| 40. | Family allocentrism as a cultural buffer against dysphoria: A cross-cultural examination among Mexican, Mexican-American, and European-American college students |
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