Cultural Differences in Psychological Distress Between Asian and Caucasian American College Students

Frederick T. L. Leong

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The authors examined possible cultural differences in psychological distress between Asian and Caucasion American college students using the Brief Symptom Inventory.

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1983The Brief Symptom Inventory: an introductory report 1977Community mental health services to minority groups: Some optimism, some pessimism.1982The mental health of Asian Americans 1986Counseling and psychotherapy with Asian-Americans: Review of the literature.1986Help seeking and problem perception among Asian Americans.1990Psychological maladjustment among Asian and White American college students: Controlling for confounds.1978Ethnicity and patterns of help-seeking 1974MMPI comparisons between Asian-American and non-Asian students utilizing a student health psychiatric clinic.

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