This is Part 1 of a 2-part special issue devoted to studies that use qualitative methods to examine a range of Asian American topics.
Guest Editors
Table of contents
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Introduction
- Qualitative Methods in Asian American Psychology
Donna K. Nagata and Lisa A. Suzuki
Articles
- Content Review of Qualitative Research on Asian American Psychological Well-Being
Donna K. Nagata, Kaidi Wu, and Jackie H. J. Kim - Exploring the Conceptualization of Body Image for Asian American Women
Stephanie N. Wong, Brian TaeHyuk Keum, Daniel Caffarel, Ranjana Srinivasan, Negar Morshedian, Christina M. Capodilupo, and Melanie E. Brewster - "I'm Learning Not to Tell You": Korean Transracial Adoptees' Appraisals of Parental Racial Socialization Strategies and Perceived Effects
Doris F. Chang, Kalli Feldman, and Hailey Easley - Parent–Adolescent Relationships Among Chinese Immigrant Families: An Indigenous Concept of Qin
Chunxia Wu and Ruth K. Chao - Strategic Collaborative Partnerships to Improve Immigrant Chinese Community Health: A Case Study
Sumie Okazaki, Stephanie N. Wong, and Benjamin L. Kaplan
