Li Shen Chong

Assistant Professor

San Jose State University

United States

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Li Shen Chong is an Assistant Professor at San Jose State University in the United States. His research areas include the intersection of psychological stress, discrimination, and health outcomes, with a focus on diverse populations and their experiences in psychotherapy. Recent articles explore topics such as the impact of familial and social factors on mental health, and the role of autonomic responses in stress and coping mechanisms.

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New York University

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Articles (10)

The association between cardiac vagal activity and urinary catecholamine: Investigating the effect of race and sex

Impact of discrimination and microaggressions in psychotherapy and supervision on self-efficacy and experiential avoidance among therapists in training.

Variability in undergraduate academic stress: the role of ethnicity, early adverse family experiences, and psychological distress

Telegroup Parent Behavior Management Training for Disruptive Behavior: Mixed-Methods Comparison of Effectiveness and Engagement for White and BIPOC Caregivers

Prevalence and navigation of discrimination and microaggression experiences in psychotherapy and supervision processes among therapists in training.

Childhood Family Stress and Women’s Health: Parasympathetic Activity as a Risk and Resiliency Factor

Factors associated with pain intensity and analgesic use during inpatient rehabilitation for hip fracture.

A Systematic Review of Systems Science Approaches to Understand and Address Domestic and Gender-Based Violence

Psychologically aggressive parenting and later aggression: Salivary alpha-amylase reactivity and sex as moderators

Childhood Exposure to Aggressive Parenting and Trait Anxiety during Emerging Adulthood: Moderating Role of Autonomic Nervous System Activity

Collaborators (4)

Magdalena Cerda

Anna Yeo

Melissa Tracy

Betty Lin

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