Abstract Guided by the Internet Paradox model, this study examined gender differences in
the mediating roles of attention deficit and self-control on the relationship between …

This study investigated adverse childhood experiences of Korean college students and the
impact such experiences have on students' depression and alcohol abuse. Using an online …

Sex ratio at birth remains highly skewed in many Asian countries because of son preference.
The ratio in South Korea, however, declined beginning in 1990 and reached the natural …

When exposed to an adverse income shock, cash-constrained households may lean on
culture to select the gender of offspring whose outcomes will be sacrificed to enhance …

Objective Online learning during the COVID-19 outbreak, puts mental stress on parents and
their children so that this requires extraordinary resilience when parents get additional tasks …

Aim: This study evaluated resilience and its predictors among the parents of children with
cancer. Settings and Design: This cross-sectional descriptive-analytical study was …

We investigate the multigenerational effects of a primary school expansion program in
Vietnam. In the directly affected generation, the expansion increases educational attainment …

We explore the relationship between sibling sex composition, gender inequality and girls'
locus of control. Among girls aged 10–15 in China, girls with brothers are lower in internal …

South Korea is the first country to shift from strong son preference to preferring daughters.
This paper examines the factors associated with daughter preference, using data from the …

South Korea was among the first countries to report both an abnormally high sex ratio at
birth (SRB) and its subsequent normalization. We examine the role of son preference in …