2016
DOI: 10.17755/esosder.44308
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How Collectivism and Family Control Influence Depressive Symptoms in Asian American and European American College Students

Abstract: How the cultural values of individualism and collectivism influence depression in Asian heritage college students was investigated using questionnaire methodology. Results replicated the existing finding of greater report of high parental control and depressive symptoms among Asian American students compared to European American. Higher reports of depressive symptoms were linked to failures of personal achievement in both groups, but family control and vertical collectivism were associated with depressive symp… Show more

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“…Yet the interdependence that comes with collectivist culture can have benefits and drawbacks. While an extended network of family, friends, and community can minimize loneliness and social isolation, individuals' goals are considered subordinate to family values (Dinn & Caldwell-Harris, 2016). In other words, AAPI individuals are tied to maintaining family expectations, rather than fulfilling and prioritizing their personal goals, in order to benefit the collective group.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet the interdependence that comes with collectivist culture can have benefits and drawbacks. While an extended network of family, friends, and community can minimize loneliness and social isolation, individuals' goals are considered subordinate to family values (Dinn & Caldwell-Harris, 2016). In other words, AAPI individuals are tied to maintaining family expectations, rather than fulfilling and prioritizing their personal goals, in order to benefit the collective group.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%