The Hyphenated American

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Focusing on the cultural influences on psychological functioning, this collection of case histories examines the individual and marital conflicts faced by white Americans from diverse ethnic backgrounds. It emphasizes how cultural heritage affects adaptation to mainstream society, providing therapists with valuable insights for treating hyphenated Americans, the grandchildren of original immigrants. The accessible language makes it suitable for both professionals and laypersons, enhancing understanding of these complex dynamics.