Where Are You From? A Validation of the Foreigner Objectification Scale and the Psychological Correlates of Foreigner Objectification Among Asian Americans and Latinos

Overview of attention for article published in Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology, April 2013

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“Among U.S.-born [Asians & Latinos], perceived foreigner objectification was associated with less life satisfaction and more depressive symptoms, and was indirectly associated with lower self-esteem via identity denial” https://t.co/nuW1bnhtx3

A survey of attitudes about people born in other countries suggests objectification may be masking unhappiness. http://t.co/fHxZRoQHBo

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