J Mckenzie
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 30859 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J Mckenzie |
| NOMBRES | J |
| APELLIDO | Mckenzie |
| FIRMA | MCKENZIE J |
| AFILIACIONES | California State University, Fresno |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8414-8122 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Digital Divides, Generational Gaps, and Cultural Overlaps
Although lower- and middle-income nations are experiencing a dramatic rise in digital media, scientific understanding of how young people and families in such nations navigate this altered landscape lags behind. This mixed methods study examines access to, use of, and perspectives of digital and traditional media in Thailand, a middle-income nation undergoing rapid technological change. Eighty participants, evenly divided by ecological context (r…
The globalization and localization of moral values
This study examines how culture and development jointly shape moral values in northern Thailand. Eighty participants (40 adolescents [ M age = 17.30] and 40 parents, evenly divided across a rural community and a globalized urban city) completed the Ethical Values Assessment (EVA), a questionnaire that examines the extent to which individuals prioritize Ethics of Autonomy, Community, and Divinity. Statistical analyses reveal that these three moral…
Amateur Adult, House Husband, or Very Late Teenager? Lay Theories of Emerging Adulthood Among Rural- and Urban-Reared Thai Youth
This study investigates the existence and experience of emerging adulthood among two groups of Millennial Thai youth: those who grew up in an urban Thai city and those who grew up in a nearby rural village. Thirty-two participants ( M age = 27.4 years), evenly divided by early socialization context (i.e., rural/urban), took part in semi-structured interviews in which they discussed their current life stage and shared their views of key markers of…
Like Being in Purgatory
This study examines what it means to be bicultural to Hmong American emerging adults living in central California. Twenty-four participants ( Mage = 21.92 years) constructed a cultural identity map that portrayed what it means to them to be "Hmong American," described both their cultural identity map content and their process of constructing it, and completed the Multigroup Ethnic Identity Measure (MEIM). Grounded theory analysis of cultural iden…
Biculturalism as a double-edged sword
Cultural and ethnic identity research largely highlights the adaptiveness of biculturalism among Latino youth in the United States. Less is known about how Latino youth themselves define and experience biculturalism, the cultural identity content that they deem relevant, and how heritage and host identities intersect. Using an inductive approach, this study examines the salience, valence, and meaning of biculturalism among Latino youth living in …
Digital Media as Sites for Cultural Identity Development
Although academic and popular interest in how digital media affect youth has exploded in recent years, research rarely addresses the roles of culture and cultural identity in youth digital media use. Especially conspicuous is the inattention to Asian Americans—the fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the United States. This study explores how 17 Hmong American emerging adults’ ( M age = 21.94 years) digital media use shapes, and is shaped by…
Virtue, Shame, and Choice
Although taboo given the traditional Thai value of female sexual conservatism, sex work is a practice for which Thailand has gained international attention. As in other rapidly globalizing contexts, however, Thai youth are increasingly exposed to global values of gender equality, self-fulfillment, and personal choice. This may, in turn, alter youth perspectives of this taboo yet pervasive practice. To understand how Thai youth negotiate local and…
Fated for foreigners
Around the world, intercultural contact prompted by modern globalization has reconstituted private dimensions of people’s lives. One such private dimension that has been significantly reshaped is that of kinship networks, due in part to the increasing feasibility and normalization of transnational marriage. This study examines perspectives of transnational marriage among adolescents and parents in northern Thailand, where such intimate intercultu…
Negotiating Local and Global Values in a Globalized World
This study investigates how adolescents growing up in a rapidly globalizing Thai city psychologically manage local and global values when considering their envisioned futures. Qualitative analysis of interviews conducted with 20 (16-18 years old) adolescents reveals four distinct patterns of local-global value negotiation. Findings indicate that adolescents at times dynamically reshape local values in order to encompass global values; at other ti…
Brokering Culture and Power in a Media-Driven World
Exposure to modern media alters cultural values and individual identities. Little is known, however, about whether and how media use alters cultural socialization processes in family relationships. In this study, 20 urban Thai parents of adolescent children took part in individual interviews in which they discussed media use in their families. Thematic analysis of interview data indicates that adolescents act as cultural brokers for their parents…
Globalization and Moral Personhood
Although the psychology of globalization is a burgeoning area of research, literature on the topic remains primarily theoretical to date. This study empirically examined the moral psychological impact of globalization in northern Thailand, a rapidly globalizing cultural context. Eighty participants (20 adolescents and 20 parents in both a rural and an urban community) took part in semi-structured interviews on perceptions of morality and globaliz…
Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records
Contesting Performance
The Edinburgh Addiction Cohort
Objective: The misuse of substances (alcohol and illicit drugs) during pregnancy is increasingly common in the UK and is associated with poor maternal and foetal outcomes. Current estimates are that 2-3% of children have a substance misusing parent. There is a poor understanding of the demographics of pregnant substance misusers, of the patterns of antenatal service provision and little evidence about which service model is most effective at opti…
Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records
Negotiating Local and Global Values in a Globalized World
This study investigates how adolescents growing up in a rapidly globalizing Thai city psychologically manage local and global values when considering their envisioned futures. Qualitative analysis of interviews conducted with 20 (16-18 years old) adolescents reveals four distinct patterns of local-global value negotiation. Findings indicate that adolescents at times dynamically reshape local values in order to encompass global values; at other ti…
Globalization and Moral Personhood
Although the psychology of globalization is a burgeoning area of research, literature on the topic remains primarily theoretical to date. This study empirically examined the moral psychological impact of globalization in northern Thailand, a rapidly globalizing cultural context. Eighty participants (20 adolescents and 20 parents in both a rural and an urban community) took part in semi-structured interviews on perceptions of morality and globaliz…
Biculturalism as a double-edged sword
Cultural and ethnic identity research largely highlights the adaptiveness of biculturalism among Latino youth in the United States. Less is known about how Latino youth themselves define and experience biculturalism, the cultural identity content that they deem relevant, and how heritage and host identities intersect. Using an inductive approach, this study examines the salience, valence, and meaning of biculturalism among Latino youth living in …
Digital Media as Sites for Cultural Identity Development
Although academic and popular interest in how digital media affect youth has exploded in recent years, research rarely addresses the roles of culture and cultural identity in youth digital media use. Especially conspicuous is the inattention to Asian Americans—the fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the United States. This study explores how 17 Hmong American emerging adults’ ( M age = 21.94 years) digital media use shapes, and is shaped by…
Like Being in Purgatory
This study examines what it means to be bicultural to Hmong American emerging adults living in central California. Twenty-four participants ( Mage = 21.92 years) constructed a cultural identity map that portrayed what it means to them to be "Hmong American," described both their cultural identity map content and their process of constructing it, and completed the Multigroup Ethnic Identity Measure (MEIM). Grounded theory analysis of cultural iden…
Brokering Culture and Power in a Media-Driven World
Exposure to modern media alters cultural values and individual identities. Little is known, however, about whether and how media use alters cultural socialization processes in family relationships. In this study, 20 urban Thai parents of adolescent children took part in individual interviews in which they discussed media use in their families. Thematic analysis of interview data indicates that adolescents act as cultural brokers for their parents…
Fated for foreigners
Around the world, intercultural contact prompted by modern globalization has reconstituted private dimensions of people’s lives. One such private dimension that has been significantly reshaped is that of kinship networks, due in part to the increasing feasibility and normalization of transnational marriage. This study examines perspectives of transnational marriage among adolescents and parents in northern Thailand, where such intimate intercultu…
Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records
Contesting Performance
The Edinburgh Addiction Cohort
Objective: The misuse of substances (alcohol and illicit drugs) during pregnancy is increasingly common in the UK and is associated with poor maternal and foetal outcomes. Current estimates are that 2-3% of children have a substance misusing parent. There is a poor understanding of the demographics of pregnant substance misusers, of the patterns of antenatal service provision and little evidence about which service model is most effective at opti…
Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records
Globalization and Moral Personhood
Although the psychology of globalization is a burgeoning area of research, literature on the topic remains primarily theoretical to date. This study empirically examined the moral psychological impact of globalization in northern Thailand, a rapidly globalizing cultural context. Eighty participants (20 adolescents and 20 parents in both a rural and an urban community) took part in semi-structured interviews on perceptions of morality and globaliz…
Brokering Culture and Power in a Media-Driven World
Exposure to modern media alters cultural values and individual identities. Little is known, however, about whether and how media use alters cultural socialization processes in family relationships. In this study, 20 urban Thai parents of adolescent children took part in individual interviews in which they discussed media use in their families. Thematic analysis of interview data indicates that adolescents act as cultural brokers for their parents…
Negotiating Local and Global Values in a Globalized World
This study investigates how adolescents growing up in a rapidly globalizing Thai city psychologically manage local and global values when considering their envisioned futures. Qualitative analysis of interviews conducted with 20 (16-18 years old) adolescents reveals four distinct patterns of local-global value negotiation. Findings indicate that adolescents at times dynamically reshape local values in order to encompass global values; at other ti…
Virtue, Shame, and Choice
Although taboo given the traditional Thai value of female sexual conservatism, sex work is a practice for which Thailand has gained international attention. As in other rapidly globalizing contexts, however, Thai youth are increasingly exposed to global values of gender equality, self-fulfillment, and personal choice. This may, in turn, alter youth perspectives of this taboo yet pervasive practice. To understand how Thai youth negotiate local and…
Fated for foreigners
Around the world, intercultural contact prompted by modern globalization has reconstituted private dimensions of people’s lives. One such private dimension that has been significantly reshaped is that of kinship networks, due in part to the increasing feasibility and normalization of transnational marriage. This study examines perspectives of transnational marriage among adolescents and parents in northern Thailand, where such intimate intercultu…
Digital Media as Sites for Cultural Identity Development
Although academic and popular interest in how digital media affect youth has exploded in recent years, research rarely addresses the roles of culture and cultural identity in youth digital media use. Especially conspicuous is the inattention to Asian Americans—the fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the United States. This study explores how 17 Hmong American emerging adults’ ( M age = 21.94 years) digital media use shapes, and is shaped by…
Biculturalism as a double-edged sword
Cultural and ethnic identity research largely highlights the adaptiveness of biculturalism among Latino youth in the United States. Less is known about how Latino youth themselves define and experience biculturalism, the cultural identity content that they deem relevant, and how heritage and host identities intersect. Using an inductive approach, this study examines the salience, valence, and meaning of biculturalism among Latino youth living in …
Digital Divides, Generational Gaps, and Cultural Overlaps
Although lower- and middle-income nations are experiencing a dramatic rise in digital media, scientific understanding of how young people and families in such nations navigate this altered landscape lags behind. This mixed methods study examines access to, use of, and perspectives of digital and traditional media in Thailand, a middle-income nation undergoing rapid technological change. Eighty participants, evenly divided by ecological context (r…
The globalization and localization of moral values
This study examines how culture and development jointly shape moral values in northern Thailand. Eighty participants (40 adolescents [ M age = 17.30] and 40 parents, evenly divided across a rural community and a globalized urban city) completed the Ethical Values Assessment (EVA), a questionnaire that examines the extent to which individuals prioritize Ethics of Autonomy, Community, and Divinity. Statistical analyses reveal that these three moral…
Amateur Adult, House Husband, or Very Late Teenager? Lay Theories of Emerging Adulthood Among Rural- and Urban-Reared Thai Youth
This study investigates the existence and experience of emerging adulthood among two groups of Millennial Thai youth: those who grew up in an urban Thai city and those who grew up in a nearby rural village. Thirty-two participants ( M age = 27.4 years), evenly divided by early socialization context (i.e., rural/urban), took part in semi-structured interviews in which they discussed their current life stage and shared their views of key markers of…
Like Being in Purgatory
This study examines what it means to be bicultural to Hmong American emerging adults living in central California. Twenty-four participants ( Mage = 21.92 years) constructed a cultural identity map that portrayed what it means to them to be "Hmong American," described both their cultural identity map content and their process of constructing it, and completed the Multigroup Ethnic Identity Measure (MEIM). Grounded theory analysis of cultural iden…
Psychology (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Anthropology (4 obras)