Looking at the Family Stress Model in the Asian Context: A Scoping Review

Jacob B. Petersen and Lucas Heiki Matsunaga

Asian Culture and History, 2023, vol. 15, issue 2, 31

Abstract: Family background or home environment can be an indicator of how people’s engagement with the community is manifested. Using the Family Stress Model (FSM) as a lens to evaluate external and internal family impact on a child can be a useful tool in supporting children from different social and economic backgrounds. There has been a growing body of work demonstrating the impact of home stress on youth, specifically via the FSM and children from different cultural groups, but there has not been such a review for Asian communities. This paper is a scoping review following PRISMA standards that describes all current research that has been conducted on Asian communities in relation to the FSM.

Date: 2023
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