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A researcher is looking for scholarly articles on multiracial or biracial adolescent identity from 2000-2012 using the ProQuest Sociological Abstracts database. Their search phrase is "(biracial OR multiracial) AND identity AND (adolescen* OR teen*)" which returns 22 relevant results. The researcher will examine the first article and view its references.
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