Acording to Blackhall, black and white Americans are more likely to be honest with their family members regarding a terminal diagnosis than were Korean and Mexican American families..

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This statement reflects the findings of a study conducted by Blackhall et al. (1999), which compared the disclosure practices of white, black, Korean, and Mexican American families regarding a terminal diagnosis. The study found that black and white families were more likely to openly discuss the diagnosis with family members, while Korean and Mexican American families tended to withhold information and make decisions on behalf of the patient without full disclosure.

Acording to Blackhall, Black and White Americans Are More Likely