"Exploring the Roles of Socialization, Identity, and Maternal Characteristics in the Schooling of African-American Youth; Economic Mobility, Perceptions of Discrimination, and Educational Expectations of African-American Mothers" by Elana Bernstein

Presentation

Exploring the Roles of Socialization, Identity, and Maternal Characteristics in the Schooling of African-American Youth; Economic Mobility, Perceptions of Discrimination, and Educational Expectations of African-American Mothers

Society for Research in Child Development (2003)

Elana Bernstein, University of Dayton
C. Benson
S. J. Rowley

Disciplines

Education,
Urban Education and
Educational Psychology

Publication Date

April, 2003

Location

Tampa, FL

Citation Information

Elana Bernstein, C. Benson and S. J. Rowley. "Exploring the Roles of Socialization, Identity, and Maternal Characteristics in the Schooling of African-American Youth; Economic Mobility, Perceptions of Discrimination, and Educational Expectations of African-American Mothers" Society for Research in Child Development (2003)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/elana-bernstein/22/