Titlebook: Culture, Cognition, and Emotion in China‘s Religious Ethnic Minorities; Voices of Suffering Rachel Sing-Kiat Ting,Louise Sundararajan Book

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,‘Tales, Tempests and such like drolleries’, the qualitative coding results of the interview transcripts from the two research sites—Meigu (Sichuan) and Luquan (Yunnan). The major types of suffering from both sites include financial difficulties, physical illness of self and family, death of close family members, physical pains, structural op

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Governance of Not-for-Profit Enterprises, It uses vignettes from the Yi-Bimo and Yi-Christian groups to illustrate their cognitive attribution of the causes of suffering. It reports the results from focused group study with religious leaders from both sites. Yi-Bimo priests believe misfortunes stem from supernatural causes, whereas Yi-Chri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14348-1ionality (Sundararajan, .. New York, NY: Springer, 2015). It reports the results from psycho-linguistic analysis of the emotional expressions of suffering. Consistent with the ecological rationality hypothesis, which predicted that forms of emotion expression would differ across religious communitie

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Preventive Work with Individuals,s study. It presents the stages of changes in the research assistants’ (RA) overall emotion, cognition, and relationship as parallel phenomena to their interviewees’ experiences of suffering. It also underlines the differences between RAs assigned to the respective survey locations, which have co-ev

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,How Long Did ‘Women’s Finest Hour’ Last?,ion to the current social challenges in China, including the problems of AIDS and drug addiction in the Liangshan area, the internal and external barriers to help-seeking, and the disappearance of villages in China. It offers remedies to these problems by proposing the need for a culture-sensitive H

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66059-2Indigenous Psychology; Global Psychology; Asian Psychology; Ethnic Studies; Cognition; Emotion; Asian Cult

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978-3-319-88166-9The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018