Search Results - "Tomita, Susan K."

The Consequences of Belonging: Conflict Management Techniques Among Japanese Americans by Tomita, Susan K.

“…This qualitative research project conducted among Japanese Americans examined the relationship of cultural patterns to the problem of elder mistreatment…”
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Defining elder mistreatment in four ethnic groups across two generations by ANETZBERGER, G.J, KORBIN, J.E, TOMITA, S.K

“…Ethnic and generational variation in elder mistreatment has only recently been explored. This research builds upon pioneer work in the field by examining…”
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The consideration of cultural factors in the research of elder mistreatment with an in-depth look at the Japanese by TOMITA, S.K

“…Within the context of elder mistreatment, little attention has been paid to ethnicity and cultural factors as independent or causal variables. Focusing on the…”
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The denial of elder mistreatment by victims and abusers: the application of neutralization theory by Tomita, S K

“…Denial is often mentioned as a constraining factor in the assessment and intervention of domestic violence cases. Within the context of elder mistreatment,…”
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Elder Mistreatment Among Four Asian American Groups: An Exploratory Study on Tolerance, Victim Blaming and Attitudes Toward Third-Party Intervention by Moon, Ailee, Tomita, Susan K., Jung-Kamei, Staci

“…Using 14 statements, this study examined similarities and differences among four groups of elders (American-born Chinese Americans, American-born Japanese…”
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Elder mistreatment among four Asian American groups: An exploratory study on tolerance, victim blaming and attitudes toward third-party intervention by Moon, Ailee, Tomita, Susan K, Jung-Kamei, Staci

“…Moon et al examined similarities and differences among four groups of elders (American-born Chinese Americans, American-born Japanese Americans,…”
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