<p>Dr. Armando Rivera Ledesma:<br><br>Creo que sería un excelente revisor/a del manuscrito "“Like a Chameleon:” Resilience among Self-Identified Latinx Mixed Adults," el cual se envió a Revista Interamericana de Psicología/Interamerican Journal of Psychology. El resumen del envío aparece abajo, espero que considere la posibilidad de llevar a cabo esta importante tarea para nosotros.<br><br>Inicie sesión en el sitio web de la revista antes de 2020-06-25 para indicar si llevará a cabo la revisión o no, además de para obtener acceso al envío y registrar su revisión y recomendación.<br><br>La revisión deberá ser entregada el 2020-07-09.<br><br>URL del envío: <a href='https://journal.sipsych.org/index.php/IJP/reviewer/submission?submissionId=988&reviewId=833&key=E5nzfu' class='submissionReviewUrl-style-class'>https://journal.sipsych.org/index.php/IJP/reviewer/submission?submissionId=988&reviewId=833&key=E5nzfu</a><br><br>Gracias por considerar esta solicitud.<br><br>Dr. Fernando Andres Polanco<br>Universidad Nacional de San Luis<br>Teléfono +0542664313012<br>fernando.polanco@sipsych.org<br><br><br><br>"“Like a Chameleon:” Resilience among Self-Identified Latinx Mixed Adults"<br><br>Resumen</p>
<p>The experiences of coping with adversities among nine Latinx adult participants (six females, three males) who self-identified as ethnically mixed were explored through semi-structured, individual interviews. Participants identified a range of challenges related to their mixed identity status, including experiences of discrimination and instances of identity conflict. Participants specified methods of overcoming challenges they faced as mixed individuals including seeking cultural commonalities, finding strength and pride within their cultures, exercising acceptance, and emphasizing aspects of oneself depending on contexts and circumstances. Finally, participants discussed growth experiences related to their mixed identity characterized by improved relationships and self-esteem. The findings provide detailed information about resilience for these mixed Latinx individuals that may be helpful in better understanding and serving others who identify similarly.</p>
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