Asian and European American cultural values, collective self-esteem, acculturative stress, cognitive flexibility, and general self-efficacy among Asian American college students - Kim, Omizo - 2005 () Citation Context ...Americans. The underutilization of mental health services among Asian Americans, ...
Higher adherence to emotional self-control and lower adherence to European American values explained Asian Americans' higher use of the indirect communication, while higher emotional self-control explained why Asian Americans use a less open communication style than their European American counterpar...
Asian Americans: The Journey to Acceptance Almost every immigration group to the United States has at some time experienced discrimination on a large scale. Asian immigration has been the subject of discrimination within American society, most notably the Chinese and the Japanese diasporas. For a lon...
Described as a “melting pot” of cultures, the US is the third-largest country in the world, with residents representing different ethnic groups such as African Americans, Asian Americans, Indigenous Americans, and Latin Americans. As a result, US culture may at once seem both familiar and di...
Reviews the books, Asian-Americans: Personality Patterns, Identity, and Mental Health by Laura Uba (see record 1994-97488-000 ); and Transference and Empathy in Asian-American Psychotherapy: Cultural Values and Treatment Needs by Jean Lau Chin, Joan Huser Liem, Maryanna Domokos-Cheng Ham, and ...
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On June 28, Prof Tommy Koh spoke on “Differences in Asian and American values”。 The following is the second part of his paper. On personal values, Asians emphasised the importance of respect for learning, honesty and self-discipline, whereas Americans emphasised achieving success in life, ...
ReadSlaying Goliath, and learn that some of the wealthiest and most powerful Americans are trying to take away our rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I was a public school teacher in California from 1975 – 2005. During those thirty years, I worked 60 to 100 hours a...
change. As individuals and communities facing reckonings, the time is ripe for Asian Americans to confront our anti-blackness and white supremacy. In fact,coronavirus-related anti-Asian sentiment provides an opportunity to develop our understanding of systemic racism and the need for Black solidarity...
(without words, but through facial expressions, body positions, and gestures). US Americans are not taught, as people in many Asian countries are, that they should guard their emotional responses. Their words, the tone of their voices, or their facial expressions will usually reveal what they ...