Graduate Student Theses and Dissertations

Jie Li

Master’s thesis: “A Person-Centered Analysis of Triadic Acculturation Gaps in Chinese Immigrant Families.”

Emilie Longtin

Master’s thesis: “Walking Alongside Refugees: The Strengths and Challenges of Canadian Private Sponsorship

Drexler Ortiz

Master’s thesis: “The Religious Identity of Filipinx Canadian Immigrants: Religious Expressions, Development, and Enculturation/Acculturation”

Cindy Quan

Master’s thesis: “The Immigrant Sibling: An Exploration of Acculturation and Enculturation Profiles”

Dr. Vivien So

Dissertation: “Chinese Canadian Young Adults’ Experiences on Parenting Monitoring”

Master’s thesis: “Exploring mismatches between adolescent perceptions and ideals of parenting in a Chinese Canadian population: Cross-cultural and cultural perspectives

Dr. Joelle Taknint

Dissertation: “Discrimination, Identity, and Psychological Distress: An Investigation of Adult Immigrants’ Social Identity Management in Identity Threatening Contexts”

Master’s thesis: “Predicting Relations between Discrimination and Identity among Chinese Canadian Immigrants: A Lifespan Approach”

Dr. Sheena Miao

Dissertation: “Longitudinal Effects of Congruence and Incongruence between Ideal and Actual Functioning on Chinese Immigrants’ Psychological Adjustment”

Master’s thesis: “Predictors of Parental Psychological Control in  Immigrant Chinese Canadian Families:  Universal and Acculturation Stressors

Dr. Josephine Hua

Dissertation: “Language Brokering Frequency, Feelings and Autonomy Support: Disentangling the Language Brokering Experience within Chinese Immigrant Families”

Master’s thesis: Predicting Relations between Child Language Brokering and Psychological Adjustment within Immigrant Chinese Families

Dr. Lauren Chance

Dissertation:  “Beyond Somatization: Values Acculturation and the Conceptualization of Mental Health among Immigrant Chinese Canadian Families”

Master’s thesis: “How are mismatched parent-adolescent autonomy beliefs related to psychological adjustment and parenting self-efficacy among immigrant Chinese Canadian families?

Dr. Celine Koryzma

Dissertation: “Positive parenting and psychological adjustment among Canadian and Chinese emerging adults: The mediation role of emotion regulation.

Master’s thesis: “The relations among acculturation, parenting, and depressive symptoms for immigrant Chinese mothers and fathers

Dr. Tina Su

Dissertation “The Socialization of ethnic identity among Chinese adolescents of immigrants: An evaluation of the predictors of parental enculturation and adolescents’ ethnic identity

Master’s Thesis “Parenting and children’s ethnic identity development”

Dr. Daphne Dokis

Dissertation: “Antecedents of parenting efficacy among Chinese immigrant parents in Canada

Master’s Thesis: “Ethnic identity and acculturation among Chinese Canadians”

Undergraduate Honour’s Students

Cheiyenne Fontanilla

Understanding Ethnic Identity and Colonial Mentality Among Filipino Canadian Adolescents

Nicole Shisko

“Seeking advice from parental figures in early adulthood”

Anmol Swaich

“South Asian Canadian young adults’ culture and sexual health”

Madeleine Wong

“Acculturation and enculturation differences between marital-dyads and parent-child dyads: Resources or risk?”

Andres Montiel

No man is an island: Conformity to traditional masculine norms and young men’s mental and relational health and well-being” 

 

Buse Bedir

“Relationship between language and Parent-Child Relationship Quality in Immigrant Chinese Families”

Emilie Longtin

“Intergenerational Conflict in Chinese Canadian Immigrant Families: Relations with Adolescent Well-Being” 

Jennifer King

“Does Chinese Media Preference Moderate Relations between the Division of Labour and Support Marriage Satisfaction among Chinese Immigrant Mothers in Canada?

Jas Johal

“Goals for Acculturation in Immigrant Chinese Families.”

Megan Haney

“Social media as a moderator between distal and proximal eating disorder risk factors”

Diane Teixeira

“Understanding adolescent parenting in a cultural context: An intercultural comparison study

Kerry Hinds

Rules of engagement: An investigation of conflict processes in immigrant Chinese families

Heather Scott

Immigrant Chinese families: Do children endorse their parents’ cultural values?”

Emma Climie

Do parental expectations moderate academic achievement and self-esteem?”