This study examined the unique relations of American and Chinese cultural orientations to
the content and quality of first-generation Chinese American immigrant mothers' emotion …

This study takes a narrative approach to examine parenting in changing cultural contexts. It
focuses on narrative practices pertaining to emotion socialization in Chinese families in …

The present study examined 2 measures of Chinese American immigrant parents' emotional
expression in the family context: self-reported emotional expressivity and observed …

This study examined in a cross‐cultural context mothers' discussions of mental states and
external behaviors in a story‐telling task with their 3‐year‐old children and the relations of …

This study investigated emotion conversations in 48 Mexican-descent families, focusing on
their use of emotion labels and explanations during a videotaped storytelling task. Emotion …

Culture provides a context in which emotion socialization is embedded, and the bidirectional
effects between parents' emotion socialization and children's emotional behaviors may work …

We examined how mother-child emotional reminiscing is affected by culture, gender, and
the valence of the event. Thirty-one Euro-American and 30 Chinese middle-class mothers …

Research Findings: We examined associations among Anglo acculturation, Latino
enculturation, maternal beliefs, mother–child emotion talk, and emotion understanding in 40 …

Cultures vary in beliefs about appropriate display of emotion. Children rely on adults to help
them understand emotional experiences and display emotions in a culturally appropriate …

Emotion talk (ET), an emotion socialization practice theorized to promote children's emotion
understanding and emotion regulation, has been linked to better socioemotional adjustment …