Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Preface VII
4. Socialization Patterns
5. 1. A Comparison of Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japanese-American, American, and Japanese Families 1
6. 2. A Comparative Study of Three Groups of "Japanese" Mothers: Attitudes toward Child Rearing 16
7. 3. Parental Attitudes toward Twins in Japan 26
8. Student Mental Health Problems
9. 4. "Graduation Phobia" in the Japanese University 39
10. 5. Problems Confronting Filipino School Youth 47
11. 6. Mental Health Problems of Japanese Junior High School Students 66
12. 7. Some Personality Characteristics of Thai Students 75
13. Deprivation and Self-Concepts
14. 8. Aspects of Self-Esteem among Hawaiian-Americans of the Parental Generation 87
15. 9. Value Style and School Achievement among Hawaiian-Americans 96
16. 10. Effects of a Compensatory Program for Culturally Deprived Children in Korea 108
17. Delinquency
18. 11. Psychosocial Functioning, Delinquency, and the Family in San Francisco and Taipei 121
19. 12. Violence and Aggression in Fantasy: A Comparison of American and Japanese Lower-Class Youth 153
20. 13. Group Therapy with Predelinquent Schoolchildren in Taipei 178
21. Culture Contact
22. 14. Distortions under Culture Contact 197
23. 15. The Images of Chinese and American Character: Cross-Cultural Adaptation by Chinese Students 200
24. 16. When Young People Go Out in the World 217
25. 17. "We Are Not Bush-Kanakas": New Guinea's Angry Young Men 233
26. Youth vs. Authority
27. 18. Intergenerational Continuity and Discontinuity in Moral Values among Japanese: A Preliminary Report 247
28. 19. Mass Youth Protest Movements in Asia and the West: Their Common Characteristics and Psychiatric Significance 275
29. 20. Higaisha-ishiki: The Psychology of Revolting Youth in Japan 297
30. Index 305