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The Implications of Asian Cultural Assumptions and Attributions on Student Success
Fri, October 26, 4:10 to 5:20pm, Kingsgate Conference Center, Mt. Storm (Room 140)Session Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
Research regarding Asian Student success as impacted by concepts such as perceived relationships with American friends, social consequences of studying abroad, Identity development, and motivation.
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Individual Presentations
An Investigation on Factors Impacting Chinese College Students' Self-Regulation and Procrastination - Yanling Yang, Miami University, Oxford; Yuan Ge, Miss; Aimin Wang, Miami University
Bilingual Children’s Languages, Cultures, and Identity Development: A Case Study of a sixteen-year-old Korean Boy - JUNG HAN, Purdue University
How does Chinese Students’ Purpose of Studying Abroad Impact the Degree of Cultural Shock in the U.S? - Beibei Wu, Miami University; YU ZHONG, Miami University; Aimin Wang, Miami University
The effect of personalities on Chinese students’ perceived relationships with their American friends - Ruohan Wang, Miami University; Aimin Wang, Miami University; Cheng Lu, Miami University; WENTING XIE, Miami University
Thinking Style Preference, Communication Style Preference and Academic Self-Efficacy and Academic Achievement for Chinese Students - Yina Zhou, Ms; Yuan Ge, Miss; Aimin Wang, Miami University