ArticleJournal of health psychology2020
Talking about cancer: Explaining differences in social support among Chinese American and European American breast cancer survivors.
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- A qualitative exploration of the continuum of help-seeking among Asian American breast cancer survivors.Social work in health careArticle
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Cultural models of emotional disclosure and its impact on seeking support are understudied in the context of cancer diagnosis. We argue that two different cultural norms must be considered: (1) the importance of emotional disclosure and (2) attitudes toward seeking support from loved ones. Our interviews with 37 foreign-born Chinese American and 23 European American breast cancer survivors revealed differences in disclosure of cancer diagnosis and perception of social support. Both Chinese American and European American survivors receive and provide emotional and social support with loved ones, but their manifestations of disclosure and help-seeking behaviors are culturally specific.
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