Wei-Jun Jean Yeung

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National University of Singapore (NUS)

Singapore

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LETIZIA MENCARINI

Bocconi University

ITALY

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Zheng Mu

Assistant Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

SINGAPORE

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Articles (19)

How income relates to young children’s development in different socioeconomic settings in China

COVID‐19 experiences and family resilience: A latent class analysis

Emerging Dimensions of Marriage in Asia

Family Dynamics in Cross-National Families With Young Children in Singapore

The rise in cross‐national marriages and the emergent inequalities in East and Southeast Asia

Diversity and change in Filipino households, 1990–2015

Data on Singapore longitudinal early development study (SG-LEADS)

Delayed gratification predicts behavioral and academic outcomes: Examining the validity of the delay-of-gratification choice paradigm in Singaporean young children

Family ideals in an era of low fertility

How food insecurity affects children’s behavior problems in early childhood: The nutrition and family stress pathways

Paternity leave, family dynamics, and children's behavior in Singapore

Internal migration, marriage timing and assortative mating: a mixed-method study in China

Migration and marriage in Asian contexts

Examining Social Mobility amongst Remarried Ethnic Minority Women in Singapore

Hopes and Hurdles: Rural Migrant Children’s Education in Urban China

Labor Market Uncertainties for Youth and Young Adults: An International Perspective

Objective Measurement for Assessing Students' Reflective Abilities During the Social Work Practicum

Old Bonds, New Ties: Contextualizing Family Transitions in Re-partnerships, Remarriage and Stepfamilies in Asia<sup>*</sup>

Parental migration and children’s psychological and cognitive development in China: differences and mediating mechanisms

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LETIZIA MENCARINI

Zheng Mu

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