Understanding
Intergenerational Relationships
A research study exploring Asian American adult children’s lived experiences of intergenerational cultural conflict with first-generation immigrant parents.
"The purpose of the study is to understand Asian Americans’ lived experiences of intergenerational cultural conflicts with their parents."
Who We Are Studying
Focusing on Asian American adults (ages 19–35) with at least one first-generation immigrant parent from an Asian country.
- AG Credentialed
- Kansas Resident
Method
We utilize a phenomenological approach, valuing your personal narrative above simple statistics.
- 1. Screen
- 2. Interview
- 3. Journal
Confidentiality
Your identity is protected with the highest ethical standards. All data is anonymized.
Participation Criteria
To ensure the study is consistent and meaningful, participants must meet specific eligibility requirements.
Location
Must be an Asian American U.S. citizen (ages 19–35).
Experience
Born in the U.S. or immigrated to the U.S. before becoming an adult.
Age
At least one parent is a first-generation immigrant from an Asian country.
Ready to Begin?
To ensure the study is consistent and meaningful, participants must meet specific eligibility requirements.