Multiracial identity associated with better social and personal well-being

Many people assume that individuals who identify with one race should be better off than multiracial individuals who identify with a mixed race heritage. However, a new study in the Journal of Social Issues found that students who reported they were from multiple ethnic/racial groups were more engaged at school and felt better in general than those who reported they were from a single group.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news153515189.html">Multiracial identity associated with better social and personal well-being</a></p> <p>Many people assume that individuals who identify with one race should be better off than multiracial individuals who identify with a mixed race heritage. However, a new study in the <I>Journal of Social Issues</I> found that students who reported they were from multiple ethnic/racial groups were more engaged at school and felt better in general than those who reported they were from a single group.</p>