Changming Duan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591322 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Changming Duan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Changming |
| FAMILY NAME | Duan |
| SIGNATURE | DUAN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kansas |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0266-3345 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 233 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Parental practices for facilitating children’s mental health: A qualitative study of families from China’s rural area
Research through service: Meeting Chinese international college students’ mental health needs
Introduction and background Research indicates that Chinese International College Students (CICS) encounter considerable cultural and mental health challenges while studying in the United States. However, there has been limited focus on the processes and outcomes of effective mental health intervention programs tailored to their needs. This study adopted a research-through-service approach to design, implement, and evaluate a four-week group inte…
Examining Depression, Self-Stigma, Caregiver Role Identity, and Self-Compassion in Clergy Help-Seeking Attitudes
Clergy provide guidance and support; they also experience psychological distress. While clergy may seek support, they underutilize professional psychological services. This study examines the relationships among depression, self-stigma of help-seeking, caregiver role identity, self-compassion, and attitudes toward psychological help-seeking in a majority Christian clergy sample. Self-compassion predicted self-stigma of help-seeking and was associ…
Development of Xin-Yang 信仰 scale: Understanding spirituality among Chinese college students
The current study pursued a scale development process to understand spirituality among Chinese college students. From definition to item development, Chinese college students’ view and experiences were used as the bases. The validation process involved 1,207 college students from five different provinces, autonomous regions, and direct-controlled municipalities in China. Item factor analysis and structural equation modelling were performed. The s…
Working on dreams to facilitate Asian international university students' transition to the United States
Counseling Psychology Model Training Program
The counseling psychology Model Training Program (MTP) was written to reflect new developments in counseling psychology, the American Psychological Association, and the world. The updated MTP is aspirational, intended to guide the development and maintenance of counseling psychology programs. The MTP conforms to the American Psychological Association’s and the Society of Counseling Psychology’s standards and guidelines. A strategic task group app…
A Qualitative Study of Urban, Chinese Middle-Class Mothers’ Parenting for Adolescents
Through interviews with 22 middle-class mothers and their adolescent children, we explored contemporary approaches to parenting in urban China. The participants provided evidence of authoritative parenting style. We also examined the applicability of Chao’s construct of Chinese parenting guan (管) for adolescence; the participants seemed to support the idea, but viewed the underlying meaning of guan differently than described in earlier studies co…
The Predictive Role of Mastery Experience in Chinese Counselors’ Counseling Self-efficacy
Emerging Approaches to Counseling Intervention: Theory, Research, Practice, and Training
This article provides an overview of the major contribution that presents three emerging approaches to counseling: narrative therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. The three theoretical systems were chosen because they are current, for the most part not addressed in the mainstream counseling psychology literature; have well-defined theoretical structures and associated research support; are of significant in…
Shopping for Old and New Wine: A Response
With this rejoinder, we address some of the concerns and questions raised by Ridley and Mollen (2012) and Hill (2012). Specially, we reflect upon Ridley and Mollen’s commentary about whether the three theories in this major contribution can be deemed emergent or whether they are simply old thought in new packages. We also address Hill’s question regarding the theories chosen and her concerns about why so few counseling psychologists are involved …
Perceived Racism and Encouragement Among African American Adults
The effects of spirituality, racial socialization, and ethnic pride on encouragement in the face of racism among African American adults (N= 201) were investigated. The negative relationship between perceived racism and encouragement disappeared when spirituality, ethnic pride, and a racial socialization history were entered into the regression equation.Se investigaron los efectos de la espiritualidad, la socialización racial y el orgullo étnico …
Counseling-Related Research in Counseling Psychology: Creating Bricks, Not Edifices
Three counseling psychology colleagues (Lichtenberg, 2011; Mallinckrodt, 2011; Murdock, 2011 [all this issue]) provide differing perspectives about the findings from our target article (Scheel et al., 2011) of the decline of published counseling-related research in our major journals. In this rejoinder we respond to each author’s viewpoints concerning the decline.We reiterate our explanations for the decline, which include (a) stringent and narro…
Whatever Happened to Counseling in Counseling Psychology? 1Ψ7
A suspected decline in published counseling-related research in The Counseling Psychologist ( TCP) and the Journal of Counseling Psychology ( JCP) was investigated through content analyses of the two journals from 1979 to 2008. A marked decline in counseling-related research may signify a shift in emphasis away from counseling as the most fundamental area of counseling psychology. Findings revealed a drop in counseling-related articles from 77.7%…
Male Counseling Psychologists in Academia: An Exploratory Study of Their Experience in Navigating Career and Family Demands
Male counseling psychology faculty (N = 83) were surveyed regarding their perceptions and experiences of an academic career and their efforts in navigating family and work roles. Results of this exploratory investigation showed that the majority (77%) of the participants had no regrets about their decision to pursue a career in academia, and 60% believed that they would give priority to family if a conflict between work and family commitment occu…
Application of the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity to the Admission Process
This article addresses the responsibility of counseling psychology programs to communicate and implement the professional training values regarding diversity as articulated in the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity (henceforth the “Values Statement”) clearly and directly in the advertising and admission process. This will help both applicants and admissions committees assess the best fit between program and…
Integrating Practice Guidelines Into Professional Training: Implications for Diversity Competence
The authors present the findings of a special task group (STG) organized to explore effective training strategies for the practice guidelines focused on diverse populations. They provide a brief literature review and summarize survey data from academic training directors regarding current use of practice guidelines. The authors then describe the Integrative Training Model (ITM), developed by the STG, as a framework for students and professionals …
Experiences of Prejudice, Role Difficulties, and Counseling Self‐Efficacy Among U.S. Racial and Ethnic Minority Supervisees Working With White Supervisors
This study explored supervision experiences in 69 U.S. racial/ethnic minority supervisees working with White supervisors. The results demonstrated that perceived prejudice was associated with role ambiguity and role conflict in supervision, suggesting that supervision may not occur in isolation from trainees' lived experience. Implications for training and research are addressed. Este estudio exploró las experiencias durante la supervisión de 69 …
A Descriptive "Snapshot" of Cross-Racial Supervision in University Counseling Center Internships
Results of a survey of cross-racial supervision dyads at university counseling centers showed (a) supervisees were more sensitive to cultural/racial issues than were supervisors, (b) supervisors reported making more efforts to address cultural issues than supervisees perceived, and (c) satisfaction with supervision was related to supervisees' self-disclosure and dyad members' perceived positive attitudes toward each other.Resultados de una encues…
Acculturation of Vietnamese Students Living in or Away From Vietnamese Communities
A t-test comparison of the acculturation levels of Vietnamese students (members of Vietnamese student associations) living in or away from Vietnamese communities found higher overall acculturation for the former than for the latter group and no difference in the Value dimension of acculturation. Age and length of residency in the United States predicted acculturation
The current state of empathy research.
The literature on empathy, primarily from counseling and psychotherapy and secondarily from social and developmental psychology, is reviewed. Obstacles that may account for theoretical confusions and empirical difficulties in studying empathy are highlighted. The decrease in empathy research in recent years appears attributable to the lack of clear focus and effective research tools as well as the shift in interest from empathy to other concepts …
Categorization of individuals on the basis of multiple social features
Five experiments used a name-matching paradigm developed by Taylor et al (1978) to investigate how people use the immediately apparent features of others as a basis of social categorization. Ss were more likely to categorize targets according to their sex than their race but also tended to categorize using a single subordinate category that represented sex and race simultaneously
Effects of multiple task demands upon memory for information about social groups
A Study of Attitudes Toward Physical Activity Among Secondary School Students in Beijing, China
This study investigated attitudes toward physical activity (ATPA) among male and female students in three types of secondary schools in Beijing, China. Physical activity was viewed as a nine-dimensional social phenomenon in this study. The data were obtained by administering a modified version of Kenyon's Attitude Toward Physical Activity Scale and a general information inventory to 390 students randomly selected from three schools: a general sch…
Categorization of individuals on the basis of multiple social features
Five experiments used a name-matching paradigm developed by Taylor et al (1978) to investigate how people use the immediately apparent features of others as a basis of social categorization. Ss were more likely to categorize targets according to their sex than their race but also tended to categorize using a single subordinate category that represented sex and race simultaneously
Counseling Psychology Model Training Program
The counseling psychology Model Training Program (MTP) was written to reflect new developments in counseling psychology, the American Psychological Association, and the world. The updated MTP is aspirational, intended to guide the development and maintenance of counseling psychology programs. The MTP conforms to the American Psychological Association’s and the Society of Counseling Psychology’s standards and guidelines. A strategic task group app…
Effects of multiple task demands upon memory for information about social groups
A Descriptive "Snapshot" of Cross-Racial Supervision in University Counseling Center Internships
Results of a survey of cross-racial supervision dyads at university counseling centers showed (a) supervisees were more sensitive to cultural/racial issues than were supervisors, (b) supervisors reported making more efforts to address cultural issues than supervisees perceived, and (c) satisfaction with supervision was related to supervisees' self-disclosure and dyad members' perceived positive attitudes toward each other.Resultados de una encues…
A Qualitative Study of Urban, Chinese Middle-Class Mothers’ Parenting for Adolescents
Through interviews with 22 middle-class mothers and their adolescent children, we explored contemporary approaches to parenting in urban China. The participants provided evidence of authoritative parenting style. We also examined the applicability of Chao’s construct of Chinese parenting guan (管) for adolescence; the participants seemed to support the idea, but viewed the underlying meaning of guan differently than described in earlier studies co…
Acculturation of Vietnamese Students Living in or Away From Vietnamese Communities
A t-test comparison of the acculturation levels of Vietnamese students (members of Vietnamese student associations) living in or away from Vietnamese communities found higher overall acculturation for the former than for the latter group and no difference in the Value dimension of acculturation. Age and length of residency in the United States predicted acculturation
Whatever Happened to Counseling in Counseling Psychology? 1Ψ7
A suspected decline in published counseling-related research in The Counseling Psychologist ( TCP) and the Journal of Counseling Psychology ( JCP) was investigated through content analyses of the two journals from 1979 to 2008. A marked decline in counseling-related research may signify a shift in emphasis away from counseling as the most fundamental area of counseling psychology. Findings revealed a drop in counseling-related articles from 77.7%…
Application of the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity to the Admission Process
This article addresses the responsibility of counseling psychology programs to communicate and implement the professional training values regarding diversity as articulated in the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity (henceforth the “Values Statement”) clearly and directly in the advertising and admission process. This will help both applicants and admissions committees assess the best fit between program and…
Integrating Practice Guidelines Into Professional Training: Implications for Diversity Competence
The authors present the findings of a special task group (STG) organized to explore effective training strategies for the practice guidelines focused on diverse populations. They provide a brief literature review and summarize survey data from academic training directors regarding current use of practice guidelines. The authors then describe the Integrative Training Model (ITM), developed by the STG, as a framework for students and professionals …
Emerging Approaches to Counseling Intervention: Theory, Research, Practice, and Training
This article provides an overview of the major contribution that presents three emerging approaches to counseling: narrative therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. The three theoretical systems were chosen because they are current, for the most part not addressed in the mainstream counseling psychology literature; have well-defined theoretical structures and associated research support; are of significant in…
Perceived Racism and Encouragement Among African American Adults
The effects of spirituality, racial socialization, and ethnic pride on encouragement in the face of racism among African American adults (N= 201) were investigated. The negative relationship between perceived racism and encouragement disappeared when spirituality, ethnic pride, and a racial socialization history were entered into the regression equation.Se investigaron los efectos de la espiritualidad, la socialización racial y el orgullo étnico …
Counseling-Related Research in Counseling Psychology: Creating Bricks, Not Edifices
Three counseling psychology colleagues (Lichtenberg, 2011; Mallinckrodt, 2011; Murdock, 2011 [all this issue]) provide differing perspectives about the findings from our target article (Scheel et al., 2011) of the decline of published counseling-related research in our major journals. In this rejoinder we respond to each author’s viewpoints concerning the decline.We reiterate our explanations for the decline, which include (a) stringent and narro…
A Study of Attitudes Toward Physical Activity Among Secondary School Students in Beijing, China
This study investigated attitudes toward physical activity (ATPA) among male and female students in three types of secondary schools in Beijing, China. Physical activity was viewed as a nine-dimensional social phenomenon in this study. The data were obtained by administering a modified version of Kenyon's Attitude Toward Physical Activity Scale and a general information inventory to 390 students randomly selected from three schools: a general sch…
Effects of multiple task demands upon memory for information about social groups
Categorization of individuals on the basis of multiple social features
Five experiments used a name-matching paradigm developed by Taylor et al (1978) to investigate how people use the immediately apparent features of others as a basis of social categorization. Ss were more likely to categorize targets according to their sex than their race but also tended to categorize using a single subordinate category that represented sex and race simultaneously
The current state of empathy research.
The literature on empathy, primarily from counseling and psychotherapy and secondarily from social and developmental psychology, is reviewed. Obstacles that may account for theoretical confusions and empirical difficulties in studying empathy are highlighted. The decrease in empathy research in recent years appears attributable to the lack of clear focus and effective research tools as well as the shift in interest from empathy to other concepts …
Acculturation of Vietnamese Students Living in or Away From Vietnamese Communities
A t-test comparison of the acculturation levels of Vietnamese students (members of Vietnamese student associations) living in or away from Vietnamese communities found higher overall acculturation for the former than for the latter group and no difference in the Value dimension of acculturation. Age and length of residency in the United States predicted acculturation
A Descriptive "Snapshot" of Cross-Racial Supervision in University Counseling Center Internships
Results of a survey of cross-racial supervision dyads at university counseling centers showed (a) supervisees were more sensitive to cultural/racial issues than were supervisors, (b) supervisors reported making more efforts to address cultural issues than supervisees perceived, and (c) satisfaction with supervision was related to supervisees' self-disclosure and dyad members' perceived positive attitudes toward each other.Resultados de una encues…
Experiences of Prejudice, Role Difficulties, and Counseling Self‐Efficacy Among U.S. Racial and Ethnic Minority Supervisees Working With White Supervisors
This study explored supervision experiences in 69 U.S. racial/ethnic minority supervisees working with White supervisors. The results demonstrated that perceived prejudice was associated with role ambiguity and role conflict in supervision, suggesting that supervision may not occur in isolation from trainees' lived experience. Implications for training and research are addressed. Este estudio exploró las experiencias durante la supervisión de 69 …
Integrating Practice Guidelines Into Professional Training: Implications for Diversity Competence
The authors present the findings of a special task group (STG) organized to explore effective training strategies for the practice guidelines focused on diverse populations. They provide a brief literature review and summarize survey data from academic training directors regarding current use of practice guidelines. The authors then describe the Integrative Training Model (ITM), developed by the STG, as a framework for students and professionals …
Application of the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity to the Admission Process
This article addresses the responsibility of counseling psychology programs to communicate and implement the professional training values regarding diversity as articulated in the Counseling Psychology Model Training Values Statement Addressing Diversity (henceforth the “Values Statement”) clearly and directly in the advertising and admission process. This will help both applicants and admissions committees assess the best fit between program and…
Male Counseling Psychologists in Academia: An Exploratory Study of Their Experience in Navigating Career and Family Demands
Male counseling psychology faculty (N = 83) were surveyed regarding their perceptions and experiences of an academic career and their efforts in navigating family and work roles. Results of this exploratory investigation showed that the majority (77%) of the participants had no regrets about their decision to pursue a career in academia, and 60% believed that they would give priority to family if a conflict between work and family commitment occu…
Counseling-Related Research in Counseling Psychology: Creating Bricks, Not Edifices
Three counseling psychology colleagues (Lichtenberg, 2011; Mallinckrodt, 2011; Murdock, 2011 [all this issue]) provide differing perspectives about the findings from our target article (Scheel et al., 2011) of the decline of published counseling-related research in our major journals. In this rejoinder we respond to each author’s viewpoints concerning the decline.We reiterate our explanations for the decline, which include (a) stringent and narro…
Whatever Happened to Counseling in Counseling Psychology? 1Ψ7
A suspected decline in published counseling-related research in The Counseling Psychologist ( TCP) and the Journal of Counseling Psychology ( JCP) was investigated through content analyses of the two journals from 1979 to 2008. A marked decline in counseling-related research may signify a shift in emphasis away from counseling as the most fundamental area of counseling psychology. Findings revealed a drop in counseling-related articles from 77.7%…
Emerging Approaches to Counseling Intervention: Theory, Research, Practice, and Training
This article provides an overview of the major contribution that presents three emerging approaches to counseling: narrative therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy. The three theoretical systems were chosen because they are current, for the most part not addressed in the mainstream counseling psychology literature; have well-defined theoretical structures and associated research support; are of significant in…
Shopping for Old and New Wine: A Response
With this rejoinder, we address some of the concerns and questions raised by Ridley and Mollen (2012) and Hill (2012). Specially, we reflect upon Ridley and Mollen’s commentary about whether the three theories in this major contribution can be deemed emergent or whether they are simply old thought in new packages. We also address Hill’s question regarding the theories chosen and her concerns about why so few counseling psychologists are involved …
Perceived Racism and Encouragement Among African American Adults
The effects of spirituality, racial socialization, and ethnic pride on encouragement in the face of racism among African American adults (N= 201) were investigated. The negative relationship between perceived racism and encouragement disappeared when spirituality, ethnic pride, and a racial socialization history were entered into the regression equation.Se investigaron los efectos de la espiritualidad, la socialización racial y el orgullo étnico …
The Predictive Role of Mastery Experience in Chinese Counselors’ Counseling Self-efficacy
A Qualitative Study of Urban, Chinese Middle-Class Mothers’ Parenting for Adolescents
Through interviews with 22 middle-class mothers and their adolescent children, we explored contemporary approaches to parenting in urban China. The participants provided evidence of authoritative parenting style. We also examined the applicability of Chao’s construct of Chinese parenting guan (管) for adolescence; the participants seemed to support the idea, but viewed the underlying meaning of guan differently than described in earlier studies co…
Counseling Psychology Model Training Program
The counseling psychology Model Training Program (MTP) was written to reflect new developments in counseling psychology, the American Psychological Association, and the world. The updated MTP is aspirational, intended to guide the development and maintenance of counseling psychology programs. The MTP conforms to the American Psychological Association’s and the Society of Counseling Psychology’s standards and guidelines. A strategic task group app…
Working on dreams to facilitate Asian international university students' transition to the United States
Examining Depression, Self-Stigma, Caregiver Role Identity, and Self-Compassion in Clergy Help-Seeking Attitudes
Clergy provide guidance and support; they also experience psychological distress. While clergy may seek support, they underutilize professional psychological services. This study examines the relationships among depression, self-stigma of help-seeking, caregiver role identity, self-compassion, and attitudes toward psychological help-seeking in a majority Christian clergy sample. Self-compassion predicted self-stigma of help-seeking and was associ…
Development of Xin-Yang 信仰 scale: Understanding spirituality among Chinese college students
The current study pursued a scale development process to understand spirituality among Chinese college students. From definition to item development, Chinese college students’ view and experiences were used as the bases. The validation process involved 1,207 college students from five different provinces, autonomous regions, and direct-controlled municipalities in China. Item factor analysis and structural equation modelling were performed. The s…
Research through service: Meeting Chinese international college students’ mental health needs
Introduction and background Research indicates that Chinese International College Students (CICS) encounter considerable cultural and mental health challenges while studying in the United States. However, there has been limited focus on the processes and outcomes of effective mental health intervention programs tailored to their needs. This study adopted a research-through-service approach to design, implement, and evaluate a four-week group inte…
Parental practices for facilitating children’s mental health: A qualitative study of families from China’s rural area
Psychology (22 works) · Social Psychology (16 works) · Applied Psychology (10 works) · Counseling Practices and Supervision (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (9 works) · Applied Psychology (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Counseling psychology (7 works) · Psychotherapist (7 works)