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Emotion Beliefs and Depressive Symptoms in Chinese American and Mexican American Parents in Low-Income Immigrant Families
Objective: The present study compared two types of emotion beliefs-emotion malleability (can control beliefs) and emotion control (should control beliefs)-in low-income Chinese American (CA; N=222) and Mexican American (MA; N=91) immigrant parents and examined their relations with depressive symptom
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