Chinese Culture and Mental Health

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xiii-xiv
PREFACE, Pages xv-xvii
GLOSSARY, Pages xix-xxiii
Introduction to CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND PERSONALITY, Pages 1-2
CHAPTER 1 - Introduction: The Characteristics of Chinese Culture, Pages 3-13, David Y.H. Wu, Wen-Shing Tseng
CHAPTER 2 - The Emergence of the New Chinese Culture, Pages 15-27, Godwin C. Chu
CHAPTER 3 - The Confucian Paradigm of Man: A Sociological View, Pages 29-45, Ambrose Y.C. King, Michael H. Bond
CHAPTER 4 - A Preliminary Study of the Character Traits of the Chinese, Pages 47-55, Song Weizhen
CHAPTER 5 - Social Change, Religious Movements, and Personality Adjustment: An Anthropological View, Pages 57-66, Yih-yuan Li
CHAPTER 6 - Traditional Chinese Beliefs and Attitudes toward Mental Illness, Pages 67-81, T'ien Ju-k'ang
Introduction to FAMILY AND CHILD, Pages 83-84
CHAPTER 7 - The Effect of Family on the Mental Health of the Chinese People, Pages 85-93, Li Xintian
CHAPTER 8 - The Chinese Family: Relations, Problems, and Therapy, Pages 95-112, Jing Hsu
CHAPTER 9 - Child Training in Chinese Culture, Pages 113-134, David Y.H. Wu
CHAPTER 10 - Characteristics of Temperament in Chinese Infants and Young Children, Pages 135-151, Chen-Chin Hsu
CHAPTER 11 - The One-Child-per-Family Policy: A Psychological Perspective, Pages 153-165, Tao Kuotai, Chiu Jing-Hwa
CHAPTER 12 - Child Mental Health and Elementary Schools in Shanghai, Pages 167-178, Xu Taoyuan
Introduction to ADJUSTMENT IN DIFFERENT SETTINGS, Pages 179-180
CHAPTER 13 - Language and Identity: The Case of Chinese In Singapore, Pages 181-192, Eddie C.Y. Kuo
CHAPTER 14 - Social Stress and Coping Behavior in Hong Kong, Pages 193-214, Rance P.L. Lee
CHAPTER 15 - Chinese Adaptation in Hawaii: Some Examples, Pages 215-226, Kwong-yen Lum, Walter F. Char
Introduction to MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS, Pages 227-228
CHAPTER 16 - Mental Health In Singapore and Its Relation to Chinese Culture, Pages 229-250, Wing Foo Tsoi
CHAPTER 17 - Psychiatric Pathology among Chinese Immigrants in Victoria, Australia, Pages 251-263, Edmond Chiu, Eng-Seong Tan
CHAPTER 18 - Sociocultural Changes and Prevalence of Mental Disorders in Taiwan, Pages 265-286, Eng-Kung Yeh
CHAPTER 19 - An Overview of Psychopathology in Hong Kong with Special Reference to Somatic Presentation, Pages 287-304, Fanny M. Cheung
CHAPTER 20 - An Epidemiological Study of Child Mental Health Problems in Nanjing District, Pages 305-314, Yu Lian
CHAPTER 21 - An Investigation of Minimal Brain Disorders among Primary School Students in the Beijing Area, Pages 315-323, Yang Xiaoling
CHAPTER 22 - Some Psychological Problems Manifested by Neurotic Patients: Shanghai Examples, Pages 325-337, Yan Heqin
Introduction to MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS, Pages 339-340
CHAPTER 23 - The Mental Health Delivery System in Shanghai, Pages 341-356, Xia Zhenyi
CHAPTER 24 - The Mental Health Home Care Program: Beijing's Rural Haidian District, Pages 357-366, Shen Yucun
Introduction to SUMMARY AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FUTURE, Pages 367-368
CHAPTER 25 - Mental Disorders and Psychiatry in Chinese Culture: Characteristic Features and Major Issues, Pages 369-393, Tsung-Yi Lin
CHAPTER 26 - Directions for Future Study, Pages 395-406, Wen-Shing Tseng, David Y.H. Wu
INDEX, Pages 407-412