This analysis uncovers how benevolent childhood experiences enhance flourishing in young Black adults, suggesting cultural norms and discrimination play crucial roles.
Introduction Benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs) have been shown to support positive adulthood outcomes, yet this framework has not widley applied to emerging Black Americans, who are disproportionately exposed to adversity and systemic inequities. This study examined the association between BCEs and flourishing in this population, with attention to the moderating roles of discrimination and Afrocentric cultural norms.
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