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Cultural Orientation, Parent-Child Connectedness, and Student Mental Health Perceptions
An individual’s perception of mental health is likely shaped by multiple interrelated factors. Connecting research into mental health perceptions across racial groups and parental value transmission suggests that a strong parent-child relationship increases the likelihood of the child endorsing pare
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