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PART I: CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND PERSONALITY
PART I: CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND PERSONALITY
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE CULTURE
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE CULTURE
DIFFERENT COURSES OF SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGE
DIFFERENT COURSES OF SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGE
COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE CULTURE
COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINESE CULTURE
CHAPTER 2. THE EMERGENCE OF THE NEW CHINESE CULTURE
CHAPTER 2. THE EMERGENCE OF THE NEW CHINESE CULTURE
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONS
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONS
INITIAL IDEOLOGICAL CAMPAIGNS
INITIAL IDEOLOGICAL CAMPAIGNS
IMPACT OF THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION
IMPACT OF THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION
RESPONSE BY THE CHINESE PEOPLE
RESPONSE BY THE CHINESE PEOPLE
CHAPTER 3. THE CONFUCIAN PARADIGM OF MAN: A SOCIOLOGICAL VIEW
CHAPTER 3. THE CONFUCIAN PARADIGM OF MAN: A SOCIOLOGICAL VIEW
THE CONFUCIAN CONCEPTION OF HUMANITY
THE CONFUCIAN CONCEPTION OF HUMANITY
FAMILY STRUCTURE AND THE INDIVIDUAL
FAMILY STRUCTURE AND THE INDIVIDUAL
THE PROBLEMATIC OF THE CONFUCIAN PARADIGM
THE PROBLEMATIC OF THE CONFUCIAN PARADIGM
THE SELF AND RELATION-CONSTRUCTION
THE SELF AND RELATION-CONSTRUCTION
CHAPTER 4. A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE CHARACTER TRAITS OF THE CHINESE
CHAPTER 4. A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE CHARACTER TRAITS OF THE CHINESE
INTRODUCTION: RESEARCH ON PERSONALITY
INTRODUCTION: RESEARCH ON PERSONALITY
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS ON THE MMPI IN CHINA
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS ON THE MMPI IN CHINA
DISCUSSION AND CULTURAL EXPLANATION
DISCUSSION AND CULTURAL EXPLANATION
CHAPTER 5. SOCIAL CHANGE, RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS, AND PERSONALITY ADJUSTMENT: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEW
CHAPTER 5. SOCIAL CHANGE, RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS, AND PERSONALITY ADJUSTMENT: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL VIEW
CHAPTER 6. TRADITIONAL CHINESE BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL ILLNESS
CHAPTER 6. TRADITIONAL CHINESE BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TOWARD MENTAL ILLNESS
ANCIENT RECORDS OF MENTAL ILLNESS
ANCIENT RECORDS OF MENTAL ILLNESS
REVIEW OF TRADITIONAL MEDICAL BOOKS
REVIEW OF TRADITIONAL MEDICAL BOOKS
EMOTIONAL DISORDERS AS DESCRIBED IN LITERARY WRITING
EMOTIONAL DISORDERS AS DESCRIBED IN LITERARY WRITING
PART II: FAMILY AND CHILD
PART II: FAMILY AND CHILD
CHAPTER 7. THE EFFECT OF FAMILY ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE
CHAPTER 7. THE EFFECT OF FAMILY ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF THE CHINESE PEOPLE
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN CHILD REARING
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN CHILD REARING
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN MARRIED LIFE
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN MARRIED LIFE
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN THE CARE OF THE ELDERLY
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN THE CARE OF THE ELDERLY
FAMILY CONSTRUCTION AMONG STRANGERS
FAMILY CONSTRUCTION AMONG STRANGERS
CHAPTER 8. THE CHINESE FAMILY: RELATIONS, PROBLEMS, AND THERAPY
CHAPTER 8. THE CHINESE FAMILY: RELATIONS, PROBLEMS, AND THERAPY
THE CONCEPT OF FAMILY HEALTH AND PATHOLOGY
THE CONCEPT OF FAMILY HEALTH AND PATHOLOGY
CHINESE FAMILY STRUCTURE AND RELATIONSHIPS
CHINESE FAMILY STRUCTURE AND RELATIONSHIPS
COMMON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
COMMON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND APPLICATION
CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND APPLICATION
CHAPTER 9. CHILD TRAINING IN CHINESE CULTURE
CHAPTER 9. CHILD TRAINING IN CHINESE CULTURE
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
CHINESE CHILD REARING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOTHER–CHILD BOND
CHINESE CHILD REARING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOTHER–CHILD BOND
SITUATIONS THAT AROUSE FEAR AND THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO FEAR
SITUATIONS THAT AROUSE FEAR AND THE SUSCEPTIBILITY TO FEAR
CHAPTER 10. CHARACTERISTICS OF TEMPERAMENT IN CHINESE INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN
CHAPTER 10. CHARACTERISTICS OF TEMPERAMENT IN CHINESE INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN
REPORT OF CHINESE STUDIES
REPORT OF CHINESE STUDIES
CHAPTER 11. THE ONE-CHILD-PER-FAMILY POLICY: A PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
CHAPTER 11. THE ONE-CHILD-PER-FAMILY POLICY: A PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
A NEED FOR BETTER FAMILY PLANNING
A NEED FOR BETTER FAMILY PLANNING
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FAMILY PLANNING
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FAMILY PLANNING
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ONLY CHILDREN
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ONLY CHILDREN
CAUSES OF NEGATIVE BEHAVIOR PATTERNS IN ONLY CHILDREN
CAUSES OF NEGATIVE BEHAVIOR PATTERNS IN ONLY CHILDREN
SPECIAL ASPECTS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
SPECIAL ASPECTS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
CHAPTER 12. CHILD MENTAL HEALTH AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN SHANGHAI
CHAPTER 12. CHILD MENTAL HEALTH AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN SHANGHAI
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SYSTEM IN CHINA
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SYSTEM IN CHINA
AN EXAMPLE OF THE SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH SITUATION IN SHANGHAI
AN EXAMPLE OF THE SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH SITUATION IN SHANGHAI
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AMONG STUDENTS
PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AMONG STUDENTS
PART III: ADJUSTMENT IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS
PART III: ADJUSTMENT IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS
CHAPTER 13. LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY: THE CASE OF CHINESE IN SINGAPORE
CHAPTER 13. LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY: THE CASE OF CHINESE IN SINGAPORE
THE SOCIOLINGUSITIC SITUATION IN SINGAPORE
THE SOCIOLINGUSITIC SITUATION IN SINGAPORE
THE POLICY OF MULTILINGUALISM
THE POLICY OF MULTILINGUALISM
THE TREND OF LANGUAGE SHIFT
THE TREND OF LANGUAGE SHIFT
LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY: SOME CONSIDERATIONS
LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY: SOME CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 14. SOCIAL STRESS AND COPING BEHAVIOR IN HONG KONG
CHAPTER 14. SOCIAL STRESS AND COPING BEHAVIOR IN HONG KONG
PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC STRESS
PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC STRESS
HIGH-DENSITY LIVING AND ADJUSTMENT
HIGH-DENSITY LIVING AND ADJUSTMENT
MATERIAL ASPIRATION AND ADJUSTMENT
MATERIAL ASPIRATION AND ADJUSTMENT
CONCLUDING REMARKS: THE FADING OF IMMIGRANT CULTURE
CONCLUDING REMARKS: THE FADING OF IMMIGRANT CULTURE
CHAPTER 15. CHINESE ADAPTATION IN HAWAII: SOME EXAMPLES
CHAPTER 15. CHINESE ADAPTATION IN HAWAII: SOME EXAMPLES
BACKGROUND: THE CHINESE IN HAWAII
BACKGROUND: THE CHINESE IN HAWAII
SUCCESSFUL EXAMPLES: THE SUBJECTS OF THE INTERVIEWS
SUCCESSFUL EXAMPLES: THE SUBJECTS OF THE INTERVIEWS
RESULTS OF THE INTERVIEWS
RESULTS OF THE INTERVIEWS
PART IV: MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
PART IV: MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
CHAPTER 16. MENTAL HEALTH IN SINGAPORE AND ITS RELATION TO CHINESE CULTURE
CHAPTER 16. MENTAL HEALTH IN SINGAPORE AND ITS RELATION TO CHINESE CULTURE
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN SINGAPORE
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN SINGAPORE
CHAPTER 17. PSYCHIATRIC PATHOLOGY AMONG CHINESE IMMIGRANTS IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
CHAPTER 17. PSYCHIATRIC PATHOLOGY AMONG CHINESE IMMIGRANTS IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
CURRENT PSYCHIATRIC SURVEY
CURRENT PSYCHIATRIC SURVEY
CHAPTER 18. SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGES AND PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN TAIWAN
CHAPTER 18. SOCIOCULTURAL CHANGES AND PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN TAIWAN
GENERAL SOCIAL AND HEALTH BACKGROUND
GENERAL SOCIAL AND HEALTH BACKGROUND
PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS
PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 19. AN OVERVIEW OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN HONG KONG WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOMATIC PRESENTATION
CHAPTER 19. AN OVERVIEW OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN HONG KONG WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SOMATIC PRESENTATION
MANIFESTATION OF MENTAL DISORDERS
MANIFESTATION OF MENTAL DISORDERS
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL EXPLANATIONS
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL EXPLANATIONS
CHAPTER 20. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF CHILD MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN NANJING DISTRICT
CHAPTER 20. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF CHILD MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN NANJING DISTRICT
DESCRIPTION OF THE METHOD
DESCRIPTION OF THE METHOD
RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION
RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION
CHAPTER 21. AN INVESTIGATION OF MINIMAL BRAIN DISORDERS AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE BEIJING AREA
CHAPTER 21. AN INVESTIGATION OF MINIMAL BRAIN DISORDERS AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE BEIJING AREA
INVESTIGATIONS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS OF DIFFERENT AREAS
INVESTIGATIONS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS OF DIFFERENT AREAS
CHAPTER 22. SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS MANIFESTED BY NEUROTIC PATIENTS: SHANGHAI EXAMPLES
CHAPTER 22. SOME PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS MANIFESTED BY NEUROTIC PATIENTS: SHANGHAI EXAMPLES
COMMON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
COMMON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
PART V: MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS
PART V: MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS
CHAPTER 23. THE MENTAL HEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEM IN SHANGHAI
CHAPTER 23. THE MENTAL HEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEM IN SHANGHAI
A THREE-LEVEL SCHEME OF THE MENTAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
A THREE-LEVEL SCHEME OF THE MENTAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
SUMMARY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
SUMMARY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES
CHAPTER 24. THE MENTAL HEALTH HOME CARE PROGRAM: BEIJING'S RURAL HAIDIAN DISTRICT
CHAPTER 24. THE MENTAL HEALTH HOME CARE PROGRAM: BEIJING'S RURAL HAIDIAN DISTRICT
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE HAIDIAN DISTRICT PROJECT AREA
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE HAIDIAN DISTRICT PROJECT AREA
PROCEDURES USED IN SETTING UP THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE NETWORK
PROCEDURES USED IN SETTING UP THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE NETWORK
FINDINGS OF THE PSYCHIATRIC SURVEY IN THE HAIDIAN DISTRICT
FINDINGS OF THE PSYCHIATRIC SURVEY IN THE HAIDIAN DISTRICT
DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOME CARE PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOME CARE PROGRAM
RESULTS OF THE HOME CARE PROGRAM
RESULTS OF THE HOME CARE PROGRAM
PART VI: SUMMARY AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
PART VI: SUMMARY AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
CHAPTER 25. MENTAL DISORDERS AND PSYCHIATRY IN CHINESE CULTURE: CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES AND MAJOR ISSUES
CHAPTER 25. MENTAL DISORDERS AND PSYCHIATRY IN CHINESE CULTURE: CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES AND MAJOR ISSUES
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG THE CHINESE
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG THE CHINESE
TREATMENT MODALITIES OF MENTAL DISORDERS
TREATMENT MODALITIES OF MENTAL DISORDERS
COPING, HELP-SEEKING, AND DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL IN CHINESE CULTURE
COPING, HELP-SEEKING, AND DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL IN CHINESE CULTURE
THEORIES AND HYPOTHESES ABOUT MENTAL DISORDERS
THEORIES AND HYPOTHESES ABOUT MENTAL DISORDERS
CHAPTER 26. DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE STUDY
CHAPTER 26. DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE STUDY
IMPORTANT APPROACHES TO STUDYING CULTURE AND MENTAL HEALTH
IMPORTANT APPROACHES TO STUDYING CULTURE AND MENTAL HEALTH
CHINESE CULTURE AND MENTAL HEALTH: REVIEW
CHINESE CULTURE AND MENTAL HEALTH: REVIEW
Chinese Culture and Mental Health
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