While the notion of masculinity has been incorporated by European and North American research into field study religious history, in Spain its introduction is still infancy. This article reflects on contribution discourses experiences male clergy to construction different identity models within a very plural Catholicism, at time social mobilisation, political transition, sexual liberation, secu...

Within the framework of stage-environment fit theory, the authors examined the contribution of family relations to adolescent outcomes concurrently and longitudinally, as well as the moderating effects of gender and ethnicity in these associations. Data came from a longitudinal study of European American and African American families from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds. Results demonstrat...

This study examined 3 strategies that African American and White participants (9th–12th grade) used to manage cultural diversity: multicultural, separation, and assimilation/acculturation strategies. Older African American adolescents endorsed multicultural strategies (integration/fusion and alternation) more strongly and separation less strongly than their younger African American peers. The r...