Week 5
ASA 150E
Jason Hsu
Iu-Mien
Presentation
You
stated that in assimilation, there are people who do and people who don’t. But
assimilation is on a continuum and isn’t a dichotomy. Also, it would be helpful
to explain why you feel those who do assimilate do better.
You
stated that “Husbands always criticize and abuse them” that is an
overgeneralization because if one husband doesn’t then the statement isn’t true.
Maybe you could write that it is very common that husbands criticize and abuse
them.
Iu-Mien
don’t necessarily isolate themselves from society by choice.
When
using just one research article it is not original research.
The
purpose in the article is already decided before the research was conducted.
When
describing perseverance, acceptance and patience how do you operationally
define them? Since they have different meanings for different people.
It
was good that you indicated that the sample size was small.
But
also, the entire sample was from Redding, so it is not a sample representative
of the population.
When
discussing the issue of intergenerational conflict, don’t most parents have
some sort of communication issues with their children? Even Caucasian American families
not in diaspora?
Domestic
violence is not a product of the Iu-Mien arriving in the U.S. and assimilating.
South East Asia was a patriarchy and DV was also present there. There are also
domestic violence issues specific to South East Asian and Asian Americans that
do not fit the husband/male abusing the wife, families of the husband will
often participate and encourage domestic violence.
Most
domestic violence statistics and research do not support the article, most of
the article’s summary on domestic violence was only from one source Chao
(2006).
Since
the article goes into detail about abuse, you may want to contact My Sister’s
House in Sacramento County which is a non-profit organization that specializes
in advocating for survivors of domestic violence who are South East Asian.
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