Stability of interracial and intraracial romantic relationships among adolescents

Article Abstract:

Cox Regression Models and Multiple Imputation techniques are used to examine the effect of interracial dating on relationship stability among white, African American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American adolescents. The results have shown that adolescents involved in interracial romance are less likely to reveal their relationships to their families, to the public and less likely to meet their partner's parents, suggesting that the interracial relationships are less likely than intraracial relationships to be supported by significant others.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Race relations, Ethnic groups, Interracial dating

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'What about the couple?' Interracial marriage and psychological distress

Article Abstract:

The association between racial composition of couples that is, whether they are interracial or homogamous, and the psychological distress of their members, are explored. Interracial marriage is associated with increases in severe distress and lower socioeconomic status has explained approximately half of the increased distress experienced by white women, while higher socioeconomic status partially suppresses increases in distress for Hispanic men and women.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Stress (Psychology), Racially mixed people

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How many interracial marriages would there be if all groups were of equal size in all places? A new look at national estimates of interracial marriage

Article Abstract:

The number of interracial marriages that would take place if all the groups were of equal size in all places is determined in order to give a new look to the national estimates of interracial marriage. Results indicate that when the racial composition is controlled at the local levels, then the gap between homogamy and heterogamy reduces considerably.

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