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Andrew M. Cislo, Post Doctoral Scholar
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Andrew M. Cislo
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Short Description of Research
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Post Doctoral Scholar
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346 Sociology-Psychology Building |
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(919) 660-5642 |
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(919) 660-5623 |
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Medical Sociology
Social Psychology
Demography
Aging & the Lifecourse
Race/Ethnic Relations
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| My research focuses on health and adjustment inequalities across and within race and ethnic groups in the U.S. as well as the social conditions associated with these inequalities. I seek to locate socially modifiable contingencies that may be leveraged to reduce or eliminate health disparities. Within this broad research program, specific agendas include advancing knowledge of the social epidemiology of health among U.S. Latina/os, documenting the patterning of social identities in the U.S. that are implicated in variation in health and adjustment, and investigating historical circumstances and proximal social arrangements which may be implicated in health.
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Selected Publications/Recent
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- Andrew M. Cislo, Ethnic Identity and Self-Esteem: Contrasting Cuban and Nicaraguan Young Adults,
Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, vol. 30 (April, 2008),
pp. 230-250.
- Cislo, Andrew M., Mathew D. Gayman, and Naomi J. Spence (In Progress), Mental Health Variation across Cuban Migration Periods: Considering Protective Resources and Sources of Adversity
(Submitted, 0).
- Kris Marsh, Naomi J. Spence, and Andrew M. Cislo, Psychological Distress in Black Middle Class Adolescents
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Course Descriptions
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Sociology
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