Resilience in Asian Youth
This study aims to identify unique supportive resources for Asian American youths’ wellbeing. We expect that you will be in this study for 30-60 minutes. You will be asked to complete a 30-40 minute online survey and/or join a 1-hour interview to answer questions about your daily life experiences. You may choose to complete the survey, the interview, or both. If you choose the survey, we will send you a link to complete the survey online. If you choose the interview, we will contact you to schedule a time that is convenient for you. You may choose to join the interview on Zoom or UCF main campus. By contributing your knowledge, your response will help us understand Asian youth’s daily life experiences and develop culturally appropriate social services to promote young Asians’ well-being.
Inclusion Qualifications:
- First- or second-generation immigrant (either you or at least one of your parents were born outside the U.S., and you’re now permanently living in the U.S.)
- Self-identify as Asian
- Ages 15-24
- Have experienced and overcome some difficulties as an immigrant (e.g., cultural shock, meeting new friends from other ethnic background, experience of discrimination due to your ethnicity, family conflict due to cultural differences, etc.)
- Currently living in Florida
Exclusion Qualifications:
You may not participate in this research opportunity if any of the following applies to you:- Third-generation immigrant (both of your parents were born in the U.S.)
- Experienced challenges that were not specifically related to your immigration background
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June 30, 2024
Online
Number of visits: 1
Type: $15 Amazon gift card for survey, $20 for interview
RiYA Study Team
Social Work
