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Vinay Harpalani
Vinay Harpalani
Don L. & Mabel F. Dickason Endowed Professor of Law, University of New Mexico School of Law
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Identity and school adjustment: Revisiting the" acting White" assumption
MB Spencer, E Noll, J Stoltzfus, V Harpalani
Educational Psychologist 36 (1), 21-30, 2001
5952001
“Every shut eye ain’t sleep”: Studying how people live culturally
CD Lee, MB Spencer, V Harpalani
Educational Researcher 32 (5), 6-13, 2003
3712003
Understanding vulnerability and resilience from a normative developmental perspective: Implications for racially and ethnically diverse youth
M Beale Spencer, V Harpalani, E Cassidy, CY Jacobs, S Donde, TN Goss, ...
Developmental psychopathology: Volume one: Theory and method, 627-672, 2015
2632015
A theoretical and empirical examination of identity as coping: Linking coping resources to the self processes of African American youth
MB Spencer, SG Fegley, V Harpalani
Beyond the Self, 181-188, 2019
2612019
Psychosocial development in racially and ethnically diverse youth: Conceptual and methodological challenges in the 21st century
DP Swanson, MB Spencer, V Harpalani, D Dupree, E Noll, S Ginzburg, ...
Development and Psychopathology 15 (3), 743-771, 2003
1912003
Understanding hypermasculinity in context: A theory-driven analysis of urban adolescent males' coping responses
MB Spencer, S Fegley, V Harpalani, G Seaton
Research in Human Development 1 (4), 229-257, 2004
1882004
Identity processes and the positive youth development of African Americans: An explanatory framework
DP Swanson, MB Spencer, T Dell'Angelo, V Harpalani, TR Spencer
New directions for youth development 2002 (95), 73-100, 2002
1442002
Handbook of Child Psychology and Developmental Science: Theory and Method
KE Adolph, DR Anderson, D Bartz, PPG Bateson, J Bechtold, AD Benner, ...
John Wiley & Sons, 2015
1112015
DesiCRIT: Theorizing the racial ambiguity of south asian americans
V Harpalani
NYU Ann. Surv. Am. L. 69, 77, 2013
862013
Vulnerability to violence: A contextually‐sensitive, developmental perspective on African American adolescents
M Beale Spencer, D Dupree, M Cunningham, V Harpalani, ...
Journal of Social Issues 59 (1), 33-49, 2003
862003
Development of the self
MB Spencer, DP Swanson, V Harpalani
Handbook of child psychology and developmental science, 1-44, 2015
812015
‘Safe spaces’ and the educational benefits of diversity
V Harpalani
682017
Historical and developmental perspectives on black academic achievement
MB Spencer, V Harpalani, WE Cross Jr, TN Goss
Surmounting All Odds-Vol. 1: Education, Opportunity, and Society in the New …, 2000
632000
Diversity Within Racial Groups and the Constitutionality of Race-Conscious Admissions
V Harpalani
U. Pa. J. Const. L. 15, 463, 2012
602012
What does ‘acting White’really mean? Racial identity formation and academic achievement among Black youth
V Harpalani
Racial Identity Formation and Academic Achievement among Black Youth 1 (1), 2002
492002
Identity, self, and peers in context
MB Spencer, V Harpalani, S Fegley, T Dell’Angelo, G Seaton
Handbook of applied developmental science: Promoting positive child …, 2003
442003
Identity and school adjustment: Revisiting the
MB Spencer, E Noll, J Stoltzfus, V Harpalani
432001
Nature, nurture, and the question of “how?”: A phenomenological variant of ecological systems theory
MB Spencer, V Harpalani
Nature and nurture, 53-77, 2014
422014
What does “acting White” actually mean? Racial identity, adolescent development, and academic achievement among African American youth
MB Spencer, V Harpalani
Minority status, oppositional culture, & schooling, 254-271, 2008
392008
What does “acting White” actually mean? Racial identity, adolescent development, and academic achievement among African American youth
MB Spencer, V Harpalani
Minority status, oppositional culture, & schooling, 254-271, 2008
392008
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