The Psychological Well-being of East Asian Youth

1. Introduction to the Psychological Well-Being of East Asian Youth: The Transition from Early Adolescence to Young Adulthood
Chin-Chun Yi

2. The Concept of Guan in the Chinese Parent-Child Relationship
Ming-Yeh Wu

3. Growing Up in Single-Parent Families: An Illustration from Taiwanese Families
En-Ling Pan, Kuei-Hsiu Lin

4. Family Relationship Quality and Its Psychological Effects Among Taiwanese Adolescents
Yuh-Huey Jou

5. Deviant Peers and Delinquency: The Influence of Classroom Context
Chyi-In Wu, Man-Kit Lei

6. Exploring the Antecedents and Effects of Structural Holes in Teenagers’ Friendship Networks
Zong-Rong Lee, Chyi-In Wu, Yu-Ting Huang

7. Academic Competition and Cram Schooling
Ying-Hwa Chang

8. The Developmental Outcome of Taiwanese Youth: Effects of Educational Tracking During Adolescence
Chin-Chun Yi, Gang-Hua Fan, Ming-Yi Chang

9. Working, Schooling, and Psychological Well-Being: Evidence from Longitudinal Data for Taiwanese Youth
Fung-Mey Huang, Yu-Ning Chien

10. Premarital Sexual Permissiveness Among Taiwanese Youth
Chi Chiao, Chin-Chun Yi

11. When Young Adults Leave Home: Dependency or Autonomy?
Lang-Wen Huang

12. The Effects of Self-Esteem on Adolescent Delinquency over Time: Is the Relationship Linear?
Shu-Ping Tzeng, Chin-Chun Yi

13. Academic Achievement-Oriented Society and Its Relationship to the Psychological Well-Being of Korean Adolescents
Sun-Young Ahn, Hye-Jeong Baek

14. Social Capital and Psychosocial Adjustment of Migrant Children in China: The Role of Children’s Personal Agency
Qiao-Bing Wu, Lawrence A. Palinkas

15. Subjective Well-Being of the Post-1980s Generation in Hong Kong: Implications for Social and Political Stability
Chung-Yan Ip, Xiao-Gang Wu

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Quality of Life Research, Psychology Research