Authors
M Belinda Tucker, Claudia Mitchell-Kernan
Publication date
1995/8
Journal
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships
Volume
12
Issue
3
Pages
341-361
Publisher
Sage Publications
Description
This study is designed to: (a) describe current interethnic dating behavior and related attitudes among southern Californians; and (b) examine social structural and psychological correlates of interethnic dating. Data were derived from a telephone survey conducted with a probability sample of African American, Latino and white residents of southern California. lnterethnic dating was reported by over half of all ethnic groups and both sexes and more frequently among men. Most reported that family members knew of their behavior and few families objected, although white women were most likely to report family criticism. Whites and Latinos who admitted to exclusions for intermarriage were most likely to exclude blacks, and black women and Latinas were most likely to exclude Asians. Logistic regression analyses indicated that interethnic dating was associated with being male, younger, having more education, being …
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Scholar articles
MB Tucker, C Mitchell-Kernan - Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 1995