Adoptees' Ethnic Identity Within Family and Social Contexts -- CONTENTS -- 1 Introduction to Special Issue: Adoptees' Ethnic Identity Within Family and Social Contexts -- References -- 2 "American" or "Multiethnic" ? Family Ethnic Identity Among Transracial Adoptive Families, Ethnic-Racial Socialization, and Children's Self-Perception -- Introduction -- Ethnic Identity and Middle Childhood -- Cultural Socialization -- Method -- Participants and Recruitment -- Procedure -- Constructs and Measures -- Data Analyses -- Results -- Relations Among Parent Role Variables -- Children's Self-Views and Parent Role Variables -- Discussion -- Cultural Socialization -- Children's Ethnic Labels -- Limitations -- Summary and Implications -- Author Note -- Funding -- References -- 3 Culture Camp, Ethnic Identity, and Adoption Socialization for Korean Adoptees: A Pretest and Posttest Study -- Introduction -- Racial-Ethnic Socialization -- Reculturation -- Psychological Adjustment -- Culture Camps as Interventions -- Methodology -- Participants -- The Culture Camp -- Measures -- Procedure -- Results -- Preliminary Analyses -- Impact of the Culture Camp Intervention -- Relationship Between Ethnic Identity and Depression -- Post Hoc Analyses -- Discussion -- Limitations -- Implications of This Study: Research and Practice -- Author Note -- References -- 4 Ethnic Identity and Psychological Well-Being of International Transracial Adoptees: A Curvilinear Relationship -- Introduction -- Conceptual Framework and Literature Review -- Hypothesis -- Methods -- Sample Characteristics -- Ethnic Identity -- Psychological Well-Being -- Self-Esteem -- Brief Symptom Inventory -- Statistical Analysis -- Results -- Curvilinear Effect of Ethnic Identity on Self-Esteem and Psychological Distress -- Discussion -- References.

5 Korean Adoptee Identity: Adoptive and Ethnic Identity Profiles of Adopted Korean Americans -- Introduction -- Identity -- Current Study -- Method -- Participants and Procedure -- Measures -- Results -- Preliminary Analyses -- Identity Profiles -- Psychological Adjustment -- Discussion -- Identity Profiles -- Limitations and Future Directions -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 6 Ethnic Identity, Bicultural Identity Integration, and Psychological Well-Being Among Transracial Adoptees: A Longitudinal Study -- Introduction -- Ethnic Identity, National Identity, and Bicultural Identity Integration of Transracial Adoptees -- Adoptees' Age at Adoption and Gender -- Aims -- Method -- Participants -- Measures -- Data Analyses -- Results -- Preliminary Analysis -- Cross-Lagged Model Testing -- Tests of Mediating Effects -- Discussion -- Author Note -- Funding -- References -- 7 Participation in the Adoption Mentoring Partnership: Mentors' Experiences of Ethnic Identity -- Introduction -- The Adoption Mentoring Partnership -- Program Description -- Current Study -- Methods -- Participants -- Procedure -- Adopted Mentor Interview -- Coding and Data Analysis -- Results and Discussion -- Personal Ethnic Identity Exploration -- Communication With Family Members About Ethnicity and Adoption -- Social Exchanges -- Participants Seeking New Personal Meaning of Ethnicity While Participating in AMP -- Concluding Thoughts on AMP and Ethnic Identity Development -- Strengths, Limitations, and Future Directions -- Author Note -- Funding -- References -- 8 New Trends and Directions in Ethnic Identity Among Internationally Transracially Adopted Persons: Summary of Special Issue -- References -- 9 Commentary-Enlarging Concepts, Refining Methods, Improving Interventions -- Enlarging Concepts -- Refining Methods -- Improving Interventions -- References -- INDEX.

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