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A New, More Inclusive Name: The Journal of Latinx Psychology [PDF]
This article explains the rationale for the journal's name change, which is primarily about being as inclusive as possible with respect to gender and sexual diversity. It provides a brief explanation and history of the term Latinx as well as an overview of the process that the National Latinx Psychological Association undertook in changing the name of both the organization and the journal.
Evidence-Based Treatments With Latinas/os
Special issue of APA's Journal of Latina/o Psychology, Vol. 5, No. 4, November 2017. The issue presents the work from 5 research teams that underscores the heterogeneity among Latinas/os in their efforts to develop and evaluate their interventions.
Introduction From the New Editor [PDF]
The new editor of the Journal of Latina/o Psychology provides a brief review of the history and recent accomplishments of the journal and identifies a number of priorities for the next few years.
Uptake of Depression Treatment Recommendations Among Latino Primary Care Patients [PDF]
This study examined primary care providers and patient relational factors, treatment preference, and referral type to better understand what makes Latino patients more likely to consider following up on a referral, and more likely to actually initiate uptake of the treatment recommendation.
