Screening Parent–Adolescent Relationships, Screen Behaviors, Tridimensional Acculturation, and Health Among Black Immigrant and Refugee Adolescents During Dual Pandemics

Keyphrases

• Screening Behavior 100%
• Black Immigrants 100%
• Screen Time 100%
• Tridimensional Acculturation 100%
• Immigrant Adolescents 100%
• Dual Pandemics 100%
• Refugee Adolescents 100%
• Self-regulation 50%
• Parenting 50%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Online Survey 50%
• Racism 50%
• Protective Factors 50%
• Whiteness 50%
• Self-efficacy 50%
• Resilience 50%
• Prevention Efforts 50%
• General Health 50%
• Refugees 50%
• Health Implications 50%
• Immigrants 50%
• Jamaican 50%
• Immigrant Families 50%
• US Immigrants 50%
• Media Literacy 50%
• Foreign-born 50%
• Heritage Culture 50%
• Media Usage 50%
• Promotive 50%
• Parental Autonomy Support 50%
• COVID-19 50%
• Promotive Factors 50%
• Refugee Families 50%
• Screen Media Use 50%
• Media Mediation 50%
• Somali American 50%
• Culture Identification 50%

Social Sciences

• Acculturation 100%
• Cultural Factor 100%
• Immigrant 100%
• USA 25%
• Self-Regulation 25%
• Online Survey 25%
• Autonomy 25%
• Self-Efficacy 25%
• Media Education 25%
• Parental Support 25%
• Foreign Born 25%
• Media Use 25%
• Somali 25%
• COVID-19 25%

Psychology

• Acculturation 100%
• Immigrant 100%
• Self-Regulation 25%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Autonomy 25%
• Self-Efficacy 25%
• Parental Support 25%
• Foreign Born 25%
• Media Literacy 25%