Add to ORKGEmotional support is a central feature around which white, middle-class adults organize their same-sex friendships. The purpose of this study was to examine whether emotional support is accorded the same significance in the friendships of Asian- and African-Americans. Participants included 199 students (60 Euro-American men and women, 80 Asian-American men and women, and 59 African-American men and women) attending either a state or private university in California
Members of small minority groups like Natives, along with other minority groups that are rapidly gro...
The research investigates differences between heterosexual (n = 714) and lesbian and gay men (n = 38...
The present study examined how East Asian-American college students experience and describe their at...
This study explored whether affectively oriented forms of communication are accorded the same signif...
The present study examines the same and cross-sex friendships of African American men and women and ...
African American friendships have received little attention in the psychological literature. This st...
This research examines cross-ethnic friendships as a predictor of perceived discrimination and suppo...
African American (n = 70) university students were compared with White students (n = 140) on their a...
African American (n = 70) university students were compared with White students (n = 140) on their a...
This study examined the role of ethnic identity in perceived social support, self-esteem, psychologi...
Allyship between races has most commonly been studied in the context of White allies to the Black co...
This longitudinal study tested the hypothesis that relationship-specific support for...
The authors examined attitudes and behaviors regarding close relationships between European and Asia...
In this study, we studied acculturation, ethnic identity, emotional well-being, and demographic char...
OBJECTIVES: This study examined patterns, characteristics, and predictors of cross-racial friendship...
Members of small minority groups like Natives, along with other minority groups that are rapidly gro...
The research investigates differences between heterosexual (n = 714) and lesbian and gay men (n = 38...
The present study examined how East Asian-American college students experience and describe their at...
This study explored whether affectively oriented forms of communication are accorded the same signif...
The present study examines the same and cross-sex friendships of African American men and women and ...
African American friendships have received little attention in the psychological literature. This st...
This research examines cross-ethnic friendships as a predictor of perceived discrimination and suppo...
African American (n = 70) university students were compared with White students (n = 140) on their a...
African American (n = 70) university students were compared with White students (n = 140) on their a...
This study examined the role of ethnic identity in perceived social support, self-esteem, psychologi...
Allyship between races has most commonly been studied in the context of White allies to the Black co...
This longitudinal study tested the hypothesis that relationship-specific support for...
The authors examined attitudes and behaviors regarding close relationships between European and Asia...
In this study, we studied acculturation, ethnic identity, emotional well-being, and demographic char...
OBJECTIVES: This study examined patterns, characteristics, and predictors of cross-racial friendship...
Members of small minority groups like Natives, along with other minority groups that are rapidly gro...
The research investigates differences between heterosexual (n = 714) and lesbian and gay men (n = 38...
The present study examined how East Asian-American college students experience and describe their at...