ASA 3 Study Guide - Final Guide: Collectivism, Parenting Styles, Socioeconomic Status
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A12: asian american assertion (zane and colleagues 1991) Less assertive than wa when self reported. As assertive as wa in real life. Aas tend to experience more guilt and anxiety in interactions than caucasians. It"s a popular belief that asians value harmonious relationships more than caucasians. Definition: degree to which they feel certain that they could perform that particular responses. Aa demonstrated lower self efficacy than caucasians. Aa performed as assertively as caucasians in situations involving intimates and acquaintances. Aa were less assertive when interacting with strangers. A13: asian american educational achievement (sue & okazaki 1990) Aa have higher educational achievements compared to wa and other ethnic groups. However, there"s still a lot of variation within aa. Socioeconomic status or educational level of the parents. Foreign students receive better education in other countries before coming to america. *relative functionalism - aa value education as a way to succeed in life. Favorable abstract ideas about value of education.
