Multiracial And Mono-Racial Case Study
What factors determine whether mixed-race individuals claim a biracial or a mono-racial identity?
Doyle, Jamie Mihoko and Grace Kao. 2007. “Are Racial Identities of Multiracial stable? Changing Self Identification Among Single and Multiple Race Individuals.” Social Psychology Quarterly 70(4):405-423.
In this article, Doyle and Kao use the nationally representatives, longitudinal data to examine factors that influence the change in racial identity of multiracial adolescence over time. To accomplish this, they conducted a two-wave analysis of 20,743 students from 80 high schools in the United States. The cohorts in both waves represented the three-largest multiracial groups: Native American-whites, Asian-whites, and black-whites. To test
Doyle, Jamie Mihoko and Grace Kao. 2007. “Are Racial Identities of Multiracial stable? Changing Self Identification Among Single and Multiple Race Individuals.” Social Psychology Quarterly 70(4):405-423.
In this article, Doyle and Kao use the nationally representatives, longitudinal data to examine factors that influence the change in racial identity of multiracial adolescence over time. To accomplish this, they conducted a two-wave analysis of 20,743 students from 80 high schools in the United States. The cohorts in both waves represented the three-largest multiracial groups: Native American-whites, Asian-whites, and black-whites. To test