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DESCRIPTION:Led by Jennifer Lansford\, the Parenting Across Cultures (PAC)
  Study is a longitudinal study initiated in 2008 to examine the impact of
  cultural context on parenting behavior and the way that culture might mo
 derate the effect of parenting on children's development. This ongoing pr
 ospective study follows 1\,209 8-year-old children (50% female\; wide var
 iation in race/ethnicity) from 11 diverse cultures globally (China\, Colo
 mbia\, Italy\, Jordan\, Kenya\, Philippines\, Thailand\, Sweden\, and sev
 eral USA ethnic groups) through young adulthood. This presentation includ
 es two exemplar studies within PAC. \n\nLaura will describe a study exami
 ning the predictors and development of future orientation across 10 years
  and countries with varying levels of income and cultural orientations. I
 n particular\, she will explore how maternal and parental monitoring\, fa
 mily obligation expectations\, individualism\, collectivism\, and conform
 ity are related to individuals' ability to envision\, plan for\, and inve
 st in their future between ages 10 and 20. She finds that future orientat
 ion developed significantly differently across countries\, following nonl
 inear trajectories\, with parental influences varying by parenting dimens
 ion\, parent gender\, and economic-cultural context.\n\nKen will describe
  a study of childhood social information-processing predictors of young-a
 dult success in education and employment\, health\, mental health\, and w
 ell-being. He finds that skills of social interpretation\, impulse contro
 l\, social problem solving\, and social decision-making robustly predict 
 success in all four domains\, even controlling for family socioeconomic f
 actors and nonsocial cognitive skills. In contrast\, cognitive skills pro
 vide little predictive power after controlling for social information-pro
 cessing skills. These findings hold across all cultures.\n\nhttps://schol
 ars.duke.edu/person/dodge\nhttps://scholars.duke.edu/person/Laura.Gorla
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260911T120000
DTSTAMP:20260908T130248Z
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 are Building\, Rm 837
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:The Parenting Across Cultures Study
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DESCRIPTION:Prior research suggests that individuals in Latin American cul
 tures value positivity\, striving for and expressing positive emotions mo
 re than East Asian individuals and at times experiencing them more than E
 uropean American individuals. Paradoxically\, Latines also avoid negative
  emotions less than European Americans. To better understand these patter
 ns\, this research examines cultural variation in affect valuation across
  East Asian\, Latin American\, and U.S. cultural contexts\, asking partic
 ipants which emotions they a) ideally want to feel\, b) actually feel and
  c) want to avoid. Studies 1 and 2 compare ideal\, actual\, and avoided a
 ffect across samples from Ecuador\, Colombia\, South Korea\, and the U.S.
 \, considering emotions that vary in both arousal and social engagement. 
 Study 3 extends this work by examining associations with personal values\
 , interpersonal goals\, and well-being among Colombian\, South Korean\, a
 nd U.S. American individuals. Together\, these findings highlight how cul
 tural values and interpersonal goals may shape not only the emotions peop
 le want to experience\, but also those they seek to avoid\, with implicat
 ions for understanding how these emotions shape well-being across culture
 s.
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SUMMARY:Studies on Avoided Affect across Latin America\, South Korea\, and
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
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