Handbook of Race and Development in Mental Health

Chapter 1 Integrating Positive Psychology and Developmental Viewpoints into the Study of Mental Health Across Diverse Groups

Chapter 2 A History of Cross-Cultural Clinical Psychology, and Its Importance to Mental Health Today

Chapter 3 Psychology of African American Children: Strengths and Challenges

Chapter 4 The Challenge of Understanding the Mental Health of African Americans: The Risks and Rewards of Segregation, Support, and John Henryism

Chapter 5 Psychology of Older Adults: Exploring the Effects of Class and Culture on the Mental Health of African Americans

Chapter 6 More Than a Nice Thing to Do: A Practice-Based Evidence Approach to Outcome Evaluation in Native Youth and Family Programs

Chapter 8 Psychology of Older American Indians and Alaska Natives: Strengths and Challenges to Maintaining Mental Health

Chapter 9 Psychology of Asian American Children: Contributions of Cultural Heritage and the Minority Experience

Chapter 10 Psychology of Asian American Adults: Challenges and Strengths

Chapter 11 Psychology of Asian American Older Adults: Status, Challenges, and Strengths

Chapter 12 Psychology of European American Children

Chapter 13 Psychology of European American Adults: Challenges, Advantages, and the Push for Further Growth

Chapter 14 Older White Adults and Mental Health

Chapter 15 US Latino Youth

Chapter 16 Psychology of Latino Adults: Challenges and an Agenda for Action

Chapter 17 Psychology of Latino American Older Adults: Strengths and Challenges to Mental Health in a Shifting Society

Chapter 18 Race, Age, and Mental Health: Expanding on the Transactional Model of Development to Include the Impact of Racial Group Membership

Chapter 19 Multidimensional Clinical Competence: Considering Racial Group, Development, and the Positive Psychology Movement in Clinical Practice

Chapter 20 ERRATUM TO: Chapter 17 Psychology of Latino American Older Adults: Strengths and Challenges to Mental Health in a Shifting Society