Influences of personal standards and perceived parental expectations on worry for Asian American and White American college students.
Influences of personal standards and perceived parental expectations on worry for Asian American and White American college students.
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10.1080/10615806.2012.668536
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2013-03
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Okazaki S
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Saw A;Berenbaum H;Okazaki S
The current study examined perceptions of living up to parental expectations and personal standards as possible mediators of the relationship between ethnicity and worry in a sample of 836 Asian American and 856 White American college students. Asian Americans reported higher frequency of academic- and family-related worry, but they did not report higher levels of global tendency to worry. Perceptions of living up to parental expectations of current academic performance and personal standards for preparation for a future career partially explained ethnic differences in frequency of academic worry. Personal standards and perceptions of living up to parental expectations for respect for the family partially explained ethnic differences in frequency of family worry. The findings highlight the importance of targeting domain-specific personal standards and perceived parental expectations to reduce worry among Asian Americans.
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