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Three distinct racial-mathematical identity profiles emerge among Black adolescents and are robust across two time points one year apart

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q2 i? Latent profile analysis of five indicators (racial centrality, public regard, math attainment value, math mastery experiences, resistance motivation) yields a three-profile solution with optimal fit at both time points. → Melody Wilson & Jamaal Sharif Matthews 2024

Evidence

Melody Wilson & Jamaal Sharif Matthews 2024

Melody Wilson & Jamaal Sharif Matthews. (2024). Black adolescents' motivation to resist the false dichotomy between mathematics achievement and racial identity. npj Science of Learning. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41539-024-00219-9

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Longitudinal latent profile analysis of survey data from Black adolescents in five secondary schools, measured at two time points one year apart, in which "a three- profile solution had optimal fit across T1 and T2". Profiles were labeled Mathematics Devalued/Ambivalent, Moderately Math Attained, and Resistors.

"In reference to ourfirst research question regarding the nature and type of negotiation profiles among Black American adolescents, a three- profile solution had optimal fit across T1 and T2"

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