Bicultural Parenting: Su Yeong Kim on Bilinear and Multidimensional Cultural Orientations in Korean Immigrant Families By Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, University …

Su Yeong Kim on Cultural Identity as a Shield: How Strong Parent-Child Bonds Protect Mexican-American Teens from Invisible Wounds Su Yeong Kim’s Research: The Hidden Weight of Being “Different” …

When Culture Meets Marriage: Su Yeong Kim Explores How Immigrant Couples Adapt By Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Texas at Austin Cultural …

Su Yeong Kim on Ethnic Identity as a Protective Factor Against Substance Use and Sexual Risk Behaviors By Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Texas at …

Su Yeong Kim’s Research on Discrimination, Language Brokering, and Academic Competence Among Mexican-Origin Youth By Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, University …

Longitudinal Profiles of Acculturation: Su Yeong Kim’s Analysis on Developmental Outcomes Among Mexican-Origin Adolescents From Immigrant Families By Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human …

Su Yeong Kim Examines Family Obligation and Adolescent Well-Being in Mexican American Families By Su Yeong Kim, Professor of Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Texas at Austin How …

Reconsidering the Acculturation Gap: Su Yeong Kim’s Research on Resilience and Family Meaning By Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor, Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Texas at …

How Parental Discrimination Affects Ethnic Minority Teens: Su Yeong Kim’s Systematic Review By Su Yeong Kim — Professor, Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Texas at Austin When …

Dr. Su Yeong Kim and colleagues examine how experiences of discrimination and practices of ethnoracial socialization affect mental health in Mexican-origin adolescents and their parents. Every day…

Stress in the family does not exist by itself; it moves, transforms, and often catches us by surprise. For decades, scientists and physicians have toiled under the same assumption: the stresses of…

Dr. Su Yeong Kim's research highlights how cultural stressors, particularly in immigrant families, influence this cognitive growth through both direct and indirect means.

Challenging the “model minority” stereotype, our research team conducted a groundbreaking study with 444 Chinese American families. The study examined how differences in cultural alignment between…

In a path-breaking multi-wave research setting, the present study looks behind the veil at the psychological processes behind Chinese American adolescents’ academic excellence. With help from 444…

Discrimination doesn’t just bruise emotions; it shapes the way the brain functions years down the line. Our latest research led by (Dr. Su Yeong Kim) explores how the chronic stress of discrimination...

First published in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence – by Su Yeong Kim, Ph.D. & Team

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