New measure on racial discrimination!
Check out our new publication by Dr. Priscilla Lui and her former colleague, Dr. Akihito Kamata, in Assessment. We harmonized… read more
New commentary by Dr. Lui on open science and multiculturalism integration
Check out this brief commentary written by Dr. Lui highlighting the reproducibility and generalizability issues facing psychological science and how… read more
New Research: Does Drinking Refusal Self Efficacy Matter?
We have a new paper published in Substance Use and Misuse. Ability to resist alcohol consumption has been theorized to… read more
New Paper on “Open Science” and Diversity Science
Hot off the press in the flagship journal on ethnic minority psychology and cultural diversity science: Open Science and Multicultural… read more
New Study on Mental Health and Help-Seeking Attitudes Amid COVID
New publication from our lab! The paper is published in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology and entitled, Short-Term… read more
Is microaggression an oxymoron? New research findings
We have a new paper in PLOS ONE, an open-access journal. In this paper, Dr. Lui, former ADAPT members, Shay… read more
New paper on alcohol use in Hispanics at the US-Mexico border
Check out our newest publication in the Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse on alcohol use and misuse among Hispanic/Latinx… read more
New study with Mexican American community adults on alcohol use
Check out our new paper in the Journal of Latinx Psychology (published by the American Psychological Association) entitled, “Explaining the… read more
New study on family conflict and assertiveness!
In a new study published in the Asian American Journal of Psychology, we found that intergenerational conflict associated with parent… read more
New publication by Savannah Pham and Dr. Lui
A new study has been published in the Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, a flagship journal in diversity issues… read more
New study shows interactive roles of college alcohol beliefs and cultural orientations on drinking outcomes
New study alert! Dr. Lui, post-bac researcher Shalanda Berkley, and external collaborator, Dr. Byron Zamboanga, published a new study in… read more
New study shows how culture relates to alcohol use among Hispanic Americans
Our new study published by the Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse is now available online. With over 300 Hispanic/Latino/a/x… read more
Research featured in APA Article Spotlight
Our research led by Dr. Priscilla Lui and her former undergraduate research assistant and McNair Scholar, Lucy Quezada, is featured… read more
New publication on sociodemographic validity of the College Life Alcohol Salience Scale
Dr. Lui has just published a new study on the psychometric properties of a measure on college alcohol beliefs. She… read more
Hot off the press: Large review study on microaggression and adjustment outcomes
A new study from ADAPT examined published and unpublished research on racial, LGBTQ, health status/disability, and gender microaggressions. Results showed… read more
News release: Alcohol use may increase among Hispanic Americans as they become more ‘Americanized’
Check out a news release on EurekAlert! on a recent publication written by Dr. Priscilla Lui and colleague at Smith… read more
New published study highlighting differences in predictors of psychological adjustment among Euro American and Asian college students
In a new study, we found that whereas personality traits such as emotional stability, extraversion, and conscientiousness are robust predictors… read more
Hot off the press: Study on Hispanic alcohol use and acculturation orientations by Dr. Lui
Dr. Lui and colleague, Dr. Byron Zamboanga, recently published a new study examining the associations between Hispanic Americans’ cultural orientations… read more
How do religiousness and cultural orientations protect college students from hazardous alcohol use?
Our newest publication, “Religiousness and acculturation as moderators of the association linking acculturative stress to levels of hazardous alcohol use… read more
New study helps researchers and clinicians select appropriate measures of intergenerational cultural conflict
A newly published manuscript in the Asian American Journal of Psychology shows that four commonly used measures of acculturation-based intergenerational… read more