Community Planning to Foster Resilience in Children 2004
DOI: 10.1007/978-0-306-48544-2_5
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Risk and Resilience in Latino Youth

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“…Cultural characteristics are essential in the development of personal identity, and the ways these characteristics operate in the individual become a function of the person's personality organization (Herron, f 995;Javier & Camacho-Gingerich, 2004;Javier & Rendon, 1995;Javier & Yussef, 1995). Although Quinones is clearly aware of this complexity and makes clear reference to that effect in the earlier part of her essay, her description of Latino clients tends to focus on recent immigrants who are struggling with social class issues, socially and politically alienated and marginal, and haunted by a history of colonialism that is contributing even today to a chronic and pervasive feeling of inferiority.…”
Section: Who Is the Latino Individual?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cultural characteristics are essential in the development of personal identity, and the ways these characteristics operate in the individual become a function of the person's personality organization (Herron, f 995;Javier & Camacho-Gingerich, 2004;Javier & Rendon, 1995;Javier & Yussef, 1995). Although Quinones is clearly aware of this complexity and makes clear reference to that effect in the earlier part of her essay, her description of Latino clients tends to focus on recent immigrants who are struggling with social class issues, socially and politically alienated and marginal, and haunted by a history of colonialism that is contributing even today to a chronic and pervasive feeling of inferiority.…”
Section: Who Is the Latino Individual?mentioning
confidence: 99%