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The Relationship of Black Value-Orientations to Racial Identity Attitudes

Robert T. Carter, Janet E. Helms

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The authors investigated content and structure of cultural values for Black Americans. Differences in sex, racial identity, and an Afro-Euro-American mixture of cultural values were found.

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The authors investigated content and structure of cultural values for Black Americans. Differences in sex, racial identity, and an Afro-Euro-American mixture of cultural values were found.

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The authors investigated content and structure of cultural values for Black Americans. Differences in sex, racial identity, and an Afro-Euro-American mixture of cultural values were found.

Key concepts: Psychology, Social psychology, Value (mathematics), Identity (music), Racial differences, Developmental psychology, Clinical psychology, Ethnic group

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