Workshop Schedule

June 25, 2019 (Tuesday)

Time	Session	Venue
16:00-18:00	Registration	203
18:00-20:00	Welcome dinner	Chung Chi College Staff Clubhouse

June 26, 2019 (Wednesday)

Time	Session	Venue
08:30-10:00	Poster presentation	209B
10:00-10:50	Exploring the meaning of Asian parenting from a contextual-developmental perspective – Xinyin Chen	209A
10:50-11:40	Culture and parenting: From theoretical foundations to research and practice – Sara Harkness	209A
11:40-12:00	Q & A	209A
12:00-13:00	Lunch	Foyer
13:00-13:20	Group photo	Foyer
13:20-14:10	Social change, cultural values, and parenting: Mixed-method research in China, Myanmar, and Japan – Patricia Greenfield	209A
14:10-15:00	Socioeconomic status and parental academic socialization – Yoko Yamamoto	209A
15:00-15:20	Q&A	209A
15:20-15:45	Coffee break	Foyer
15:45-16:35	Learning to construct an autobiographical self through parent-child reminiscing – Qi Wang	209A
16:35-16:45	Q & A	209A
16:45-17:30	Breakout sessions	203, 205-208, 209A, 210-211, 214-215

June 27, 2019 (Thursday)

Time	Session	Venue
08:30-10:00	Poster presentations	209B
10:00-10:50	The mixed methods of cross-cultural research on parenting – Charles Super	209A
10:50-11:40	Cultural variations in parenting in remote villages in Nepal – Pamela Cole	209A
11:40-12:00	Q & A	209A
12:00-13:30	Lunch	Foyer
13:30-14:20	New directions in the study of families in cultural context – Susan Holloway	209A
14:20-15:10	Controlling parenting in the United States and China – Eva Pomerantz	209A
15:10-15:30	Q & A	209A
15:30-15:50	Coffee break	Foyer
15:50-16:40	Multi-method approaches to understanding Asian immigrant parenting – Charissa Cheah	209A
16:40-16:50	Q & A	209A
16:50-17:30	Breakout sessions	203, 205-208, 210-211, 214-215

June 28, 2019 (Friday)

Time	Session	Venue
08:30-09:20	Cultural meanings of parenting – Gisela Trommsdorff	209A
09:20-10:10	Developing an Asian developmental psychology: A few trans-generational observations from a cross-cultural social psychologist – Michael Bond	209A
10:10-11:00	Parenting in cross-cultural perspective – Marc Bornstein	209A
11:00-11:20	Q & A	209A
11:20-12:30	Closing remarks	209A