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- 3. Apart from ASD, 50% of children were diagnosed with another developmental disorder, with ____ being the most common.
- 4. Second-generation individuals tend to experience ____ rates of depression and risky behaviors.
- 6. An issue with diagnosing autism in Mexico and Latinamerica is that most diagnostic and screening instruments were designed in ____ countries. Therefore cultural biases diminish their effectiveness in other countries.
- 8. What institute provides psychiatric care for children with ASD in Mexico?
- 11. Some of the older men in the groups had migrated with prior agreements or ____ that the US government sanctioned as part of the Bracero program.
- 12. Mexican immigrant men have a long-standing presence in the United States dating back to the Mexican ____.
- 17. Most of the men in the CBPR study responded that their first ____ to migrate to California was to improve the quality of life of their families.
- 18. Health ____ limits many immigrant children's access to healthcare.
- 19. Mexican men came motivated to provide their families with financial support to improve their living conditions in _____.
- 21. Healthcare providers must have ____ competence in order to better serve immigrant populations.
- 24. A form of negative treatment towards people of color that contributes to psychological distress among immigrant children.
- 26. According to Perreira and Ornales, many foreign-born (first-generation)children arrive to the U.S. with a health ______ compared to US-born children of immigrant parents.
- 27. The psychology of men in the CBPR study was centered mainly on the welfare of their _____, which to them, always came first.
- 28. A recent study reported that the most reliable ration between sexes is 3:1 given the higher risk of females with ASD to be ____.
- 29. A physical illness that increases with acculturation but might also be underreported.
- 32. How many men participated in the “Aquí en Confianza,” study by Flores et al?
- 33. This is the ____ principle that guides CPBAR: integrate existing knowledge with the knowledge generated from the process to build on community engagement.
- 34. Most of the time the men in the “Aquí en Confianza,” relied on ____ healing practices.
- 35. The third CBPR principle calls for the involvement of _____.
- 36. According to Guillen, et al, ____ has a very low detection rate in Mexico.
- 37. The CBPR study allowed for the continual engagement of men to build trust, and en ____.
- 38. This non-financial barrier often prevents parents from seeking timely healthcare for their children.
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- 1. In the psychology of the men in the in the “Aquí en Confianza,” study, complaining about ___ pain was a sign of weakness and lack of will power.
- 2. Mexican men see their primary role in the family as _____.
- 5. Most of the men in the “Aquí en Confianza,” study by Flores et al worked everyday for more than ___ hours.
- 7. Family ____ is a protective factor that helps immigrant families maintain strong emotional health.
- 9. In the study “Aquí en Confianza,” there may have been a ____ bias.
- 10. Most men were willing to ____ for the wellbeing of their families, which they saw as a core duty of a noble man.
- 13. There are ____ principles that guide CBPAR.
- 14. What chronic condition becomes more common among immigrant children in each generation as they become more acculturated to U.S. society?
- 15. True or False? Most Mexican men intended to stay in the US indefinitely.
- 16. Who tends to put off diagnosing children's developmental disorders?
- 20. Who tends to take notice of a child's developmental disorder first?
- 21. Because most children depend on their parents to obtain health insurance, parental _____ and immigration status can influence children's health insurance status.
- 22. An emotion that is commonly associated with family separation during migration.
- 23. This is the ____ principle that guides CBPAR: acknowledgement of community as a unit of identity and identify community partners for collaboration.
- 25. Men rely on each other for social support and treat each other like _____.
- 30. Long work hours often limit parents' ability to access _____ for their children.
- 31. What type of research data do Perreira and Ornales recommended collecting in order to better understand the long term effects on immigrant children's health?