This is Part II 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: Part II
Lisa A. Suzuki and Donna K. Nagata
Articles
- Reactive and Proactive Ethnic–Racial Socialization Practices of Second-Generation Asian American Parents
Linda P. Juang, Irene Park, Su Yeong Kim, Richard M. Lee, Desiree Qin, Sumie Okazaki, Teresa Toguchi Swartz, and Anna Lau - Ethnic–Racial Socialization, Model Minority Experience, and Psychological Functioning Among South Asian American Emerging Adults: A Preliminary Mixed-Methods Study
Suchi S. Daga and Vaishali V. Raval - Racialized Sexism/Sexualized Racism: A Multimethod Study of Intersectional Experiences of Discrimination for Asian American Women
Shruti Mukkamala and Karen L. Suyemoto - Reassembling a Shattered Life: A Study of Posttraumatic Growth in Displaced Cambodian Community Leaders
K. Kara Uy and Yuki Okubo - Understanding the Needs, Preferences, and Feasibility for Parent Training in Hmong Americans
Xiang Zhou, Richard M. Lee, Judy Ohm, and Belle Khuu - Asian American Social Media Use: From Cyber Dependence and Cyber Harassment to Saving Face
Linda Charmaraman, Huiying Bernice Chan, Stephen Chen, Amanda Richer, and Budnampet Ramanudom
