Objective: The purpose of this study is to examine how marianismo is related to the depressive symptoms of Mexican American women with family conflict as a mediator.
Participants: During January of 2010, 170 Mexican American women college students in a southern, Hispanic-serving institution were sampled.
Methods: A mediation analysis was conducted to determine if parent conflict mediates the relationship between marianismo values and depressive symptoms.
Results: Results from Barron and Kenny's(1) mediation analysis method, in conjunction with a Sobel(2) test indicated that parent conflict significantly mediated the relation between marianismo and depressive symptoms.
Conclusion: Findings and implications of the mediation will be discussed for the mental health and treatment of Mexican American women college students.
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