Latino Familial Childhood Health Socialization Theoretical and Applied Issues /

Latino Familial Childhood Health Socialization [electronic resource] : Theoretical and Applied Issues / Katherine A. Vilchez and Barbara J. Tinsley.

In an effort to compare the socialization of Latino and White children with regard to health, a study was undertaken of 94 Latino and White mothers, 75 Latino and White fathers, and their fourth-grade children attending Catholic schools in a mid-sized west coast city. A questionnaire was administere...

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Main Author: Vilchez, Katherine A.
Other Authors: Tinsley, Barbara J.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1993.
Subjects:
Child Health.
Childhood Attitudes.
Comparative Analysis.
Cross Cultural Studies.
Cultural Differences.
Family Health.
Family Influence.
Grade 4.
Health Education.
Hispanic Americans.
Intermediate Grades.
Locus of Control.
Obedience.
Parent Attitudes.
Parent Child Relationship.
Socialization.
Whites.
Young Children.

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