Bicultural Parenting is a theoretical construct in developmental psychology that identifies the process by which parents socialize their children with integrated cultural values, practices, and identities from two distinct cultural traditions, typically in immigrant or multicultural contexts, distinguishing it from monicultural or acculturative parenting models.
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Krista M. Perreira, Mimi V. Chapman, Gabriela L. Stein · Journal of Family Issues · 2006 · 253 citations
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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