Children and adolescents in linguistic minority families, such as Chinese American families, often serve as language brokers; that is, they are the translators

Language Brokering in Immigrant Families: Theories and Contexts brings together an international group of researchers to share their findings on language broker

As families immigrate to a new country, adolescents often acculturate and learn the host-language more quickly than do their parents. As a result, many adolesce

Asian American adolescents, such as Chinese and Korean American adolescents, often language broker for their immigrant parents. This study examines how language

Relations between language brokering and psychological adjustment were examined among 183 immigrant Chinese families residing in Canada. Adolescents (average ag