title: Race-related stress, racial identity status attitudes, and emotional reactions of Black Americans.
abstract: The current study explored the relationship between race-related stress, racial identity status attitudes and emotional states among 229 Black Americans. Canonical correlation analyses revealed a shared variate between emotions and racial identity status attitudes in which anger, depression confusion and tension were related positively to Conformity and inversely related to Internalization status attitudes. Implications for research are discussed.
authors: Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027, USA. rtc10@columbia.edu
authors: Robert T
authors: RT
authors: Carter
authors: Amy L
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authors: Reynolds