Esther Chor Leng Goh

Associate Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Singapore

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Esther Chor Leng Goh is an Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore. Her research primarily focuses on the mental health and social dynamics of low-income families, particularly among children and mothers. Recent publications include studies on the impact of social support, economic hardship, and family resilience on mental health outcomes. She has also explored innovative methodologies for reaching underserved populations during crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Chin-ying Hsu

Associate Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

SINGAPORE

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Leon Kuczynski

Professor Emeritus

University of Guelph

CANADA

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Articles (10)

Identifying the Relationship Between Strength of School Social Support and Level of Hope in Children from Low-Income Families

The moderating role of trajectories of family hardiness in the relationship between trajectories of economic hardship and mental health of mothers and children

Trajectories of perceived economic hardship: Relations with mother’s and child’s mental health and the role of self-esteem

Using whatsApp video call to reach large survey sample of low-income children during covid-19: a mixed method post-hoc analysis

Hope in Low‐Income Families—A Study of Family Hardiness in Singapore

An Enhanced Stress-Buffering Model of Social Support on Mental Health Outcomes of Low-Income Children

Predictors of maternal distress among mothers in economic hardship: A classification and regression tree analysis (CART)

Why did COVID-19 not further harm the mental health of poor mothers? A mixed-method study on low-income families in Singapore

Relational dimensions in poor children’s decisions to obtain a mobile phone – the case of Singapore

Using vignettes as a ‘safe space’ for low-income children to discuss sensitive topics in social work assessment

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Chin-ying Hsu

Leon Kuczynski

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