Annual assessment reveals social identity centrality trajectories linked to religious discrimination in Muslim American youth, highlighting complex identity development.
The present study investigated the development of social identity centrality dimensions (i.e., Muslim, ethnic, and American identity centrality) among Muslim American youth as well as associations between religious discrimination and social identity centrality trajectories. Data were collected once annually from 2015 to 2017 with 220 Muslim American youth (
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