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Research paper thumbnail of Machismo and Mexican American men: An empirical understanding using a gay sample

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Respecting cultural uniqueness: An Adlerian approach

Les considerations culturelles doivent etre integrees a l'approche du conseiller clinique fam... more Les considerations culturelles doivent etre integrees a l'approche du conseiller clinique familial lorsqu'il s'agit de familles appartenant a des minorites ethniques

Research paper thumbnail of Adlerian Classroom Management: An Inservice Model

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a Redefinition of the Code of Machismo With Latino Men

Research paper thumbnail of Adlerian Classroom Management: An Inservice Model

Research paper thumbnail of A Theoretical Rationale for Cross-Cultural Family Counseling

School Counselor, Nov 1, 1981

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a fuller conception of Machismo: Development of a traditional Machismo and Caballerismo Scale

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2008

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.

Research paper thumbnail of A Qualitative Study Examining Discussions Of Multicultural Perspectives In Clinical Supervision

Multicultural counseling competencies (MCCs) are fundamental to the ethical practice of providing... more Multicultural counseling competencies (MCCs) are fundamental to the ethical practice of providing services to clients. One such competency is the aspect of self-awareness of one's own worldview. As such, it is incumbent that attention to counselor's self-awareness be a part of clinical training. While research has begun to examine multicultural supervision, much of the research holds assumptions about the types of multicultural discussions that take place, as well as what may actually occur within these sessions. Little is known about what is discussed and how. This exploratory, qualitative study examined what actually occurs within clinical supervision sessions with regard to having discussion of multicultural perspectives, as well as how supervisors and supervisees experience these discussions.

Research paper thumbnail of Strategies and Techniques for Counselor Training Based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies

Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 2001

Strategies and techniques based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies must be grounded in ... more Strategies and techniques based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies must be grounded in principles that establish counselor training programs as learning environments and that reframe curricula through cornpetency-based objectives. A framework is outlined for infusing multiculturalism into curricula through the application of specific strategies and techniques. The authors argue that, ultimately, it is the responsibility of counselor educators to increase their multicultural competence.

Research paper thumbnail of Parenting Models and Mexican Americans: A Process Analysis

... Authors: Arciniega, Miguel; And Others. ... are the Adlerian Parent Study groups, Gordon&#x27... more ... Authors: Arciniega, Miguel; And Others. ... are the Adlerian Parent Study groups, Gordon's Parent Effectiveness Training, Clark's Responsive Parent Training, Glasser's Parent Involvement Training, and Family Therapy Model, including mainly the work of Satir, Haley, and Minuchin ...

Research paper thumbnail of Positive Masculinity Among Latino Men and the Direct and Indirect Effects on Well-Being

Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 2015

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a fuller conception of Machismo: Development of a traditional Machismo and Caballerismo Scale

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2008

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.

Research paper thumbnail of Machismo and Mexican American men: An empirical understanding using a gay sample

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2011

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.

Research paper thumbnail of Machismo and Mexican American men: An empirical understanding using a gay sample

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Respecting cultural uniqueness: An Adlerian approach

Les considerations culturelles doivent etre integrees a l'approche du conseiller clinique fam... more Les considerations culturelles doivent etre integrees a l'approche du conseiller clinique familial lorsqu'il s'agit de familles appartenant a des minorites ethniques

Research paper thumbnail of Adlerian Classroom Management: An Inservice Model

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a Redefinition of the Code of Machismo With Latino Men

Research paper thumbnail of Adlerian Classroom Management: An Inservice Model

Research paper thumbnail of A Theoretical Rationale for Cross-Cultural Family Counseling

School Counselor, Nov 1, 1981

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a fuller conception of Machismo: Development of a traditional Machismo and Caballerismo Scale

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2008

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.

Research paper thumbnail of A Qualitative Study Examining Discussions Of Multicultural Perspectives In Clinical Supervision

Multicultural counseling competencies (MCCs) are fundamental to the ethical practice of providing... more Multicultural counseling competencies (MCCs) are fundamental to the ethical practice of providing services to clients. One such competency is the aspect of self-awareness of one's own worldview. As such, it is incumbent that attention to counselor's self-awareness be a part of clinical training. While research has begun to examine multicultural supervision, much of the research holds assumptions about the types of multicultural discussions that take place, as well as what may actually occur within these sessions. Little is known about what is discussed and how. This exploratory, qualitative study examined what actually occurs within clinical supervision sessions with regard to having discussion of multicultural perspectives, as well as how supervisors and supervisees experience these discussions.

Research paper thumbnail of Strategies and Techniques for Counselor Training Based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies

Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 2001

Strategies and techniques based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies must be grounded in ... more Strategies and techniques based on the Multicultural Counseling Competencies must be grounded in principles that establish counselor training programs as learning environments and that reframe curricula through cornpetency-based objectives. A framework is outlined for infusing multiculturalism into curricula through the application of specific strategies and techniques. The authors argue that, ultimately, it is the responsibility of counselor educators to increase their multicultural competence.

Research paper thumbnail of Parenting Models and Mexican Americans: A Process Analysis

... Authors: Arciniega, Miguel; And Others. ... are the Adlerian Parent Study groups, Gordon&#x27... more ... Authors: Arciniega, Miguel; And Others. ... are the Adlerian Parent Study groups, Gordon's Parent Effectiveness Training, Clark's Responsive Parent Training, Glasser's Parent Involvement Training, and Family Therapy Model, including mainly the work of Satir, Haley, and Minuchin ...

Research paper thumbnail of Positive Masculinity Among Latino Men and the Direct and Indirect Effects on Well-Being

Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 2015

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Toward a fuller conception of Machismo: Development of a traditional Machismo and Caballerismo Scale

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2008

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.

Research paper thumbnail of Machismo and Mexican American men: An empirical understanding using a gay sample

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2011

Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not well... more Machismo is an important concept describing men's behavior in Mexican culture, yet it is not welldefined. Most conceptions of machismo focus on a restricted, negative view of hypermasculinity. The authors posit that a fuller conception consists of 2 parts: traditional machismo and caballerismo, which is a focus on emotional connectedness. The authors developed a scale to measure these dimensions and found support for these 2 independent factors in 2 separate studies of Mexican American men. Traditional Machismo was related to aggression and antisocial behavior, greater levels of alexithymia, and more wishful thinking as a coping mechanism. Caballerismo was positively associated with affiliation, ethnic identity, and problem-solving coping. Traditional Machismo was also associated with less education, whereas there were no differences across education level on Caballerismo scores. These results support the more complete, two-dimensional representation of machismo.