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Commonalities and Differences in the Research on Children's Effortful Control and Executive Function: A Call for an Integrated Model of Self-Regulation by Zhou, Qing, Chen, Stephen H., Main, Alexandra

“…— Effortful control (EC) and executive function (EF) are 2 constructs related to children’s self‐regulation that have historically been the subject of research…”
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How generalizable is the inverse relationship between social class and emotion perception? by Deveney, Christen M, Chen, Stephen H, Wilmer, Jeremy B, Zhao, Valerie, Schmidt, Hannah B, Germine, Laura

“…Compared to individuals in lower positions of power, higher-power individuals are theorized to be less motivated to attend to social cues. In support of this…”
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Variations on the bilingual advantage? Links of Chinese and English proficiency to Chinese American children's self-regulation by Chen, Stephen H, Zhou, Qing, Uchikoshi, Yuuko, Bunge, Silvia A

“…The present study examined whether bilingualism-related advantages in self-regulation could be observed: (a) among Chinese American immigrant children with…”
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Longitudinal Relations of Cultural Orientation and Emotional Expressivity in Chinese American Immigrant Parents: Sociocultural Influences on Emotional Development in Adulthood by Chen, Stephen H, Zhou, Qing

“…Research in developmental psychology has traditionally focused on parents' roles as agents of emotion socialization in their children's socioemotional…”
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Cultural Values, Social Status, and Chinese American Immigrant Parents’ Emotional Expressivity by Chen, Stephen H., Zhou, Qing

“…Cultural values and social status are two salient factors in the psychological experiences of immigrant families, and both have been associated with immigrant…”
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Effortful control is associated with ethnic minority children's pro-wealth biases and explanations across social domains by Wang, Michelle M, Gleason, Tracy R, Chen, Stephen H

“…Children's tendency to prefer rich to poor people and to view wealthy individuals more positively has been well-documented, but little is known about (a) the…”
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Heritage language socialization in Chinese American immigrant families: prospective links to children's heritage language proficiency by Chen, Stephen H., Zhou, Qing, Uchikoshi, Yuuko

“…Though a number of language socialization processes are theorized to promote children's heritage language proficiency (HLP), little research has considered…”
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Self‐Regulatory Development in Children from Chinese Immigrant Families: Evidence for Commonality and Specificity by Chen, Stephen H., Deng, Xue Fang, Zhang, Emily, Wang, Leslie K., Liu, Cindy H.

“…A central theme of acculturative specificity is the heterogeneity of the immigrant experience. This study integrated this application of the Specificity…”
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Mental Illness Stigmas in South Asian Americans: A Cross-Cultural Investigation by Chaudhry, Tahani, Chen, Stephen H

“…The present investigation first compared endorsement of stigmatizing beliefs and attitudes toward mental illness (onset responsibility and courtesy stigma)…”
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Parent-Child Cultural Orientations and Child Adjustment in Chinese American Immigrant Families by Chen, Stephen H, Hua, Michelle, Zhou, Qing, Tao, Annie, Lee, Erica H, Ly, Jennifer, Main, Alexandra

“…Direct and indirect/mediated relations of (a) children's and parents' cultural orientations and (b) parent-child gaps in cultural orientations to children's…”
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Parental expressions of love in Chinese American immigrant families: Implications for children's attachment security by Williams, Aya Inamori, Liu, Chang, Zhou, Qing, Wu, Jinli, Meng, Lionel, Fang Deng, Xue, Chen, Stephen H.

“…Harlow's seminal work on the nature of attachment focused on the importance of warm, responsive, and loving relationships in children's healthy development…”
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Child and caregiver executive function in trauma-exposed families: Relations with children’s behavioral and cognitive functioning by Chen, Stephen H., Cohodes, Emily, Bush, Nicole R., Lieberman, Alicia F.

“…•Executive function was examined in young children exposed to traumatic events.•Children’ trauma symptomatology was associated with their behavior…”
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Chinese American Immigrant Parents' Emotional Expression in the Family: Relations With Parents' Cultural Orientations and Children's Emotion-Related Regulation by Chen, Stephen H., Zhou, Qing, Main, Alexandra, Lee, Erica H.

“…The present study examined 2 measures of Chinese American immigrant parents' emotional expression in the family context: self-reported emotional expressivity…”
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Examination of the associations between young children’s trauma exposure, trauma-symptomatology, and executive function by Cohodes, Emily M., Chen, Stephen H., Lieberman, Alicia F., Bush, Nicole R.

“…•The present study examined associations between trauma exposure, trauma-related symptomatology, and preschool-age children’s executive function in an…”
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A Unique Autophosphorylation Site on Tie2/Tek Mediates Dok-R Phosphotyrosine Binding Domain Binding and Function by Jones, Nina, Chen, Stephen H., Sturk, Celina, Master, Zubin, Tran, Jennifer, Kerbel, Robert S., Dumont, Daniel J.

“…Article Usage Stats Services MCB Citing Articles Google Scholar PubMed Related Content Social Bookmarking CiteULike Delicious Digg Facebook Google+ Mendeley…”
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Depressive Symptoms in Chinese Immigrant Mothers: Relations With Perceptions of Social Status and Interpersonal Support by Chen, Stephen H., Zhang, Emily, Liu, Cindy H., Wang, Leslie K.

“…Objectives: The present study examined how English proficiency, aspects of social status (education, income, and shifts in subjective social status), and…”
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Preliminary Efficacy of AWARE in College Health Service Centers: A Group Psychotherapy Intervention for Asian American Women by Hahm, Hyeouk Chris, Hsi, Jenny H, Petersen, Julie M, Xu, Jiaman, Lee, Eunmyoung A, Chen, Stephen H, Liu, Cindy H

“…Objective: Asian Women's Action for Resilience and Empowerment (AWARE) is a psychotherapy intervention designed to improve the mental health of Asian American…”
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Neighborhood Characteristics, Parenting Styles, and Children's Behavioral Problems in Chinese American Immigrant Families by Lee, Erica H., Zhou, Qing, Ly, Jennifer, Main, Alexandra, Tao, Annie, Chen, Stephen H.

“…Using data from a socioeconomically diverse sample of Chinese American children (n = 258, aged 6-9 years) in immigrant families, we examined the concurrent…”
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Establishing a Parenting Program for Transnationally Separated Chinese Immigrant Families: Community-Based Pilot Program by Wang, Leslie K, Wong, Sylvie H. M, Chen, Stephen H, Yau, Yoyo, Li, Giles, Liu, Cindy H

“…Children who experience transnational separation (TS) from their parents, often referred to as “satellite babies,” endure a relatively common but…”
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Adverse childhood experiences and leukocyte telomere maintenance in depressed and healthy adults by Chen, Stephen H, Epel, Elissa S, Mellon, Synthia H, Lin, Jue, Reus, Victor I, Rosser, Rebecca, Kupferman, Eve, Burke, Heather, Mahan, Laura, Blackburn, Elizabeth H, Wolkowitz, Owen M

“…Abstract Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are associated with poor physical and mental health outcomes in adulthood. Adverse childhood…”
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