Submission Type
Poster
Start Date
4-21-2022
Abstract
This qualitative study examines the sibling relationships of Chinese-American college students. A thematic analysis led to the emergence of three themes. The findings revealed the unique role of age in sibling relationships and the distinct sibling-specific responsibilities influencing identity development within Chinese-American culture.
Recommended Citation
Lei, Terry; Cheung, Elena; Martin, Katharine; and Martin, Lauren, "127 -- Chinese-American Sibling Relationships: The Role of Age, Culture, and Responsibilities on Identity Development" (2022). GREAT Day Posters. 42.
https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/great-day-symposium/great-day-2022/posters-2022/42
127 -- Chinese-American Sibling Relationships: The Role of Age, Culture, and Responsibilities on Identity Development
This qualitative study examines the sibling relationships of Chinese-American college students. A thematic analysis led to the emergence of three themes. The findings revealed the unique role of age in sibling relationships and the distinct sibling-specific responsibilities influencing identity development within Chinese-American culture.
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