Phillip D Akutsu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5149909 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Phillip D Akutsu |
| NOMBRES | Phillip D |
| APELLIDO | Akutsu |
| FIRMA | AKUTSU P D |
| AFILIACIONES | Palo Alto University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Hidden suicidal ideation or intent among Asian American Pacific Islanders
Introduction to the special issue on culture, context, and mental health
Differential referral patterns to ethnic-specific and mainstream mental health programs for four Asian American groups
This study examined the referral patterns of Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Korean Americans at ethnic-specific versus mainstream programs in a public mental health system. As predicted, social/ community-based services and family/friends to a lesser degree referred each Asian American group to ethnic-specific programs more than other referral sources (e.g., criminal justice and health services). Referrals by social/community-based programs to …
Psychological Dysfunction in Southeast Asian Refugees as Mediated by Sense of Coherence
Investigated Antonovky's (1979, 1987) construct of sense of coherence (i.e., an individual's belief that the world was comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) as the internal psychological mechanism mediating the effects of external stressors (generalized resistance deficits) and resources on psychological dysfunction (measured by depression, anxiety, and psychosocial dysfunction) in 2,234 Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, Hmong, and Chinese‐Vi…
Psychological adjustment of Southeast Asian refugees
This study examines the contribution of sense of coherence and resistance deficits and resources to the psychological adjustment of five Southeast Asian refugee groups (713 Vietnamese, 492 Cambodians, 551 Laotians, 231 Hmong, 245 Chinese-Vietnamese). It is hypothesized that sense of coherence (i.e., the experience of life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) (Antonovsky, 1979, 1987) directly predicts psychological adjustment as measured…
Psychological adjustment of Southeast Asian refugees
This study examines the contribution of sense of coherence and resistance deficits and resources to the psychological adjustment of five Southeast Asian refugee groups (713 Vietnamese, 492 Cambodians, 551 Laotians, 231 Hmong, 245 Chinese-Vietnamese). It is hypothesized that sense of coherence (i.e., the experience of life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) (Antonovsky, 1979, 1987) directly predicts psychological adjustment as measured…
Ethnic-specific mental health services
Little research has addressed whether ethnic-specific, parallel services would eliminate outcome inequities for ethnic minorities while at the same time not creating any for White clients. This study examined parallel services for Asian-American outpatients with respect to client characteristics, types of services utilized, and service effectiveness. The oft-mentioned heterogeneity of the Asian-American clientele was affirmed. Numerous Asian–Whit…
Significant Influence of Participation in Ethnic-Specific Programs on Clinical Diagnosis for Asian Americans
Asian American clients ( N = 1528) in the Los Angeles County mental health system who were seen at ethnic-specific (Asian) clinics by Asian therapists were diagnosed with significantly lower percentages of psychotic disorders and other major psychiatric disorders and significantly higher percentages of nonpsychiatric disorders than were Asian clients who were seen by Asian and white therapists at mainstream clinics
Psychological Dysfunction in Southeast Asian Refugees as Mediated by Sense of Coherence
Investigated Antonovky's (1979, 1987) construct of sense of coherence (i.e., an individual's belief that the world was comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) as the internal psychological mechanism mediating the effects of external stressors (generalized resistance deficits) and resources on psychological dysfunction (measured by depression, anxiety, and psychosocial dysfunction) in 2,234 Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, Hmong, and Chinese‐Vi…
Significant Influence of Participation in Ethnic-Specific Programs on Clinical Diagnosis for Asian Americans
Asian American clients ( N = 1528) in the Los Angeles County mental health system who were seen at ethnic-specific (Asian) clinics by Asian therapists were diagnosed with significantly lower percentages of psychotic disorders and other major psychiatric disorders and significantly higher percentages of nonpsychiatric disorders than were Asian clients who were seen by Asian and white therapists at mainstream clinics
Ethnic-specific mental health services
Little research has addressed whether ethnic-specific, parallel services would eliminate outcome inequities for ethnic minorities while at the same time not creating any for White clients. This study examined parallel services for Asian-American outpatients with respect to client characteristics, types of services utilized, and service effectiveness. The oft-mentioned heterogeneity of the Asian-American clientele was affirmed. Numerous Asian–Whit…
Psychological Dysfunction in Southeast Asian Refugees as Mediated by Sense of Coherence
Investigated Antonovky's (1979, 1987) construct of sense of coherence (i.e., an individual's belief that the world was comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) as the internal psychological mechanism mediating the effects of external stressors (generalized resistance deficits) and resources on psychological dysfunction (measured by depression, anxiety, and psychosocial dysfunction) in 2,234 Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, Hmong, and Chinese‐Vi…
Psychological adjustment of Southeast Asian refugees
This study examines the contribution of sense of coherence and resistance deficits and resources to the psychological adjustment of five Southeast Asian refugee groups (713 Vietnamese, 492 Cambodians, 551 Laotians, 231 Hmong, 245 Chinese-Vietnamese). It is hypothesized that sense of coherence (i.e., the experience of life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) (Antonovsky, 1979, 1987) directly predicts psychological adjustment as measured…
Psychological adjustment of Southeast Asian refugees
This study examines the contribution of sense of coherence and resistance deficits and resources to the psychological adjustment of five Southeast Asian refugee groups (713 Vietnamese, 492 Cambodians, 551 Laotians, 231 Hmong, 245 Chinese-Vietnamese). It is hypothesized that sense of coherence (i.e., the experience of life as comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful) (Antonovsky, 1979, 1987) directly predicts psychological adjustment as measured…
Differential referral patterns to ethnic-specific and mainstream mental health programs for four Asian American groups
This study examined the referral patterns of Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Korean Americans at ethnic-specific versus mainstream programs in a public mental health system. As predicted, social/ community-based services and family/friends to a lesser degree referred each Asian American group to ethnic-specific programs more than other referral sources (e.g., criminal justice and health services). Referrals by social/community-based programs to …
Introduction to the special issue on culture, context, and mental health
Hidden suicidal ideation or intent among Asian American Pacific Islanders
Psychology (8 obras) · Ethnic group (6 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Psychiatry (5 obras) · Mental health (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Asian americans (3 obras) · Clinical Psychology (3 obras)