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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Korean mothers"”.

  1. The relationship between maternal stress and mothers' perceptions of their preschool children's social behaviors: A cross-cultural study of immigrant Korean mothers in the United States and Korean mothers in Korea.

    … impact of maternal stress as it relates to the mothers' perceived social behaviors of their preschool children in both immigrant Korean families in the US and Korean families in Korea. The subjects included 49 immigrant Korean mothers in the US and 52 Korean mothers in Seoul, Korea. This study …

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  2. Facilitating communication between Korean mothers and their young children with developmental delays through a home-based conversational intervention

    … intervention program implemented by four Korean mothers with their young children with developmental delays during free play activities. Simultaneously it examined if maternal use of the four communication facilitation strategies (descriptive talk and pause, imitation and pause, expansion …

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  3. Maternal Secure Base Scripts, Mother -Child Conversations, and Preschool Children's Attachment Security: A Comparison of *American and Korean Mothers and Their Children

    … between maternal representations of attachment, mothers and child narrative style and content assessed in the context of reminisces about shared past experiences, and child attachment behavior and representations. A total of 30 American mother-child dyads and 28 Korean mother-child dyads …

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  4. Utilizing group art therapy to develop Korean immigrant mothers' sense of self and the relationship with the children

    … that group art therapy will increase Korean mothers’ sense of self and positively affect the relationship between the mother and child. The design sessions included an art intervention and group discussion about the art work. Ten immigrant Korean mothers completed two group sessions. …

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  5. A plurality of care : The politics of postpartum care practices in contemporary South Korea

    This dissertation examines South Korean middle-class mothers’ postpartum care practices which have been dramatically reframed through the recent emergence of the postpartum care market. Drawing on 15 months of ethnographic field research in the Seoul metropolitan area between 2012 and 2013, the …

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  6. Predictors of Bystander and Defender Behaviors in Bullying: Maternal Reactions to Child Emotion and Empathy in the United States and South Korea

    … Children (10-12 years old) and their mothers in the United States (n=165) and South Korea (n=158) participated in an online survey. Mothers completed the Coping with Children's Negative Emotions to assess maternal unsupportive and supportive reactions to their children's emotions. …

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