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Racial Identity Attitudes, Africentrism, Self-Esteem and Psychological Wellbeing in Black Men: A Mixed Methods Study
2013
This study adopted a mixed methods approach to provide an understanding of the role and impact of racial identity attitudes, following the Cross (1971) model of Nigrescence, on self-esteem and psychological distress in a black men in the UK. In the quantitative phase, 100 black men from a community sample completed questionnaires measuring their racial identity attitudes, African self-consciousness (ASC), self-esteem, and psychological distress. The four participants with the highest scores on
doi:10.15123/pub.3045
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