Multicultural Personality Dispositions and Psychological Well-Being
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-1-2007
Abstract
The authors investigated the empirical relationship between K. I. van der Zee and J. P. van Oudenhovens (2000, 2001) multicultural personality dispositions and C. D. Ryffs (1989b) dimensions of psychological well-being. The present sample included 270 students from one primarily graduate university and one primarily undergraduate university in the northeast region of the United States. Factor analysis indicated that a three-dimensional model of the multicultural personality was the best fit structure for the sample. Correlations between multicultural personality scores and psychological well-being scores were generally positive and in the predicted directions. However, the academic setting of the participants appeared to influence the pattern of relationships. The authors identified the multicultural personality as a promising construct for research across diverse psychology specialties.
DOI
10.3200/SOCP.147.2.119-135
MSU Digital Commons Citation
Ponterotto, Joseph G.; Costa-Wofford, Catarina I.; Brobst, Karen Elizabeth; Spelliscy, Dorota; Kacanski, Jaclyn Mendelsohn; Scheinholtz, Jennifer; and Martines, Danielle, "Multicultural Personality Dispositions and Psychological Well-Being" (2007). Department of Psychology Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 331.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/psychology-facpubs/331