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Ethnic pride can help teenagers maintain happiness when faced with stress, a Wake Forest University study showed.
Teens with positive feelings about their ethnic group said they were happier than those who have a more negative attitude about their ethnicity, Wake Forest University said.
"Adolescents with a high ethnic regard maintained a generally positive and happy attitude in the face of daily stressors and despite their anxious feelings," said Lisa Kiang, lead author of the study.
Based on the study's results, researchers said parents should encourage strong ethnic identity within their families.
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20061020-063518-8644r
Teens with positive feelings about their ethnic group said they were happier than those who have a more negative attitude about their ethnicity, Wake Forest University said.
"Adolescents with a high ethnic regard maintained a generally positive and happy attitude in the face of daily stressors and despite their anxious feelings," said Lisa Kiang, lead author of the study.
Based on the study's results, researchers said parents should encourage strong ethnic identity within their families.
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20061020-063518-8644r