仁慈的童年经历和以非洲为中心的规范:城市黑人青年的繁荣之路。

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Husain Lateef, Benjamin Leach, Sarah Narcisse, Judith Mwobobia, Dennis Boyd, Portia Nartey, Solomon Achulo
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善意的童年经历(bce)已被证明支持积极的成年结果,但这一框架并未广泛适用于新兴的美国黑人,他们不成比例地暴露于逆境和系统性不平等。本研究考察了这一人群中bce与繁荣之间的关系,并关注了歧视和非洲中心文化规范的调节作用。方法:对619名黑人青年进行在线调查。参与者完成了bce、繁荣、歧视和非洲中心主义规范的有效测量。采用描述性统计、相关性和回归分析来评估这些变量之间的关系。结果:几乎所有参与者(96%)报告至少有一次BCE,而25%报告所有BCE,患病率低于一般人群。bce和非洲中心主义规范与繁荣呈正相关,而歧视则呈负相关。适度分析表明,歧视削弱了bce与繁荣之间的正相关关系,而非洲中心主义规范加强了这种正相关关系。讨论:这些发现确定了bce是新兴黑人成年人的重要优势。观察到的调节效应强调需要有针对性的社会干预和文化响应实践,以扩大获得bce的机会,减少歧视并增强复原力。以社区为基础的肯定文化认同的方法对于促进这一人口的繁荣和福祉可能尤其重要。
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Benevolent Childhood Experiences and Afrocentric Norms: Pathways to Flourishing Among Urban Black Young Adults.

Introduction: Benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs) have been shown to support positive adulthood outcomes, yet this framework has not widley applied to emerging Black Americans, who are disproportionately exposed to adversity and systemic inequities. This study examined the association between BCEs and flourishing in this population, with attention to the moderating roles of discrimination and Afrocentric cultural norms.

Methods: An online survey was administered to 619 Black young adults. Participants completed validated measures of BCEs, flourishing, discrimination, and Afrocentric norms. Descriptive statistics, correlations, and regression analyses were conducted to evaluate the relationships among these variables.

Results: Nearly all participants (96%) reported at least one BCE, while 25% reported all BCEs, a prevalence lower than that found in general populations. BCEs and Afrocentric norms were positively associated with flourishing, whereas discrimination was negatively associated. Moderation analyses indicated that discrimination weakened the positive association between BCEs and flourishing, while Afrocentric norms strengthened it.

Discussion: These findings identify BCEs as an important strength among emerging Black adults. The moderating effects observed highlight the need for targeted social interventions, and culturally responsive practices that expand access to BCEs, reduce discrimination, and enhance resilience. Community-based approaches that affirm cultural identity may be particularly critical for promoting flourishing and well-being in this population.

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