The present study examined the prevalence and country‐level correlates of 11 responses to
children's behavior, including nonviolent discipline, psychological aggression, and physical …

Asian American parenting is often portrayed as highly controlling and even harsh. This study
empirically tested the associations between a set of recently developed Korean ga-jung-kyo …

The purpose of this study was to examine college students' culturally-mediated perceptions,
prevalence, and experiences of helicopter parenting and its potential impact on their …

Background Various parental disciplinary strategies may have different impacts on children's
wellbeing. Protective factors, such as school attachment and a growth mindset, may mitigate …

Although significant numbers of foreign nurses are currently employed in the United States,
little research about nursing professionalism exists for this population. The study assessed …

PROBLEM: Korean American adolescents tend to experience more mental health problems
than adolescents in other ethnic groups. METHODS: The goal of this study was to examine …

This study aims to describe the family socialization beliefs and practices of Korean
immigrant parents through testing psychometric properties of several newly developed items …

Self-conscious emotions emerge early in human development and they help children
navigate social relationships. Little is known about the socialization of self-conscious …

PROBLEM: Maintaining healthy psychological adjustment may be more complicated for
Korean American young adolescents than for their European American counterparts …

BACKGROUND: Traditional Korean American discipline is characterized by a lack of
expression of affection and use of harsh discipline. OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study …