Japanese American

1. Chalfen, Richard. "Japanese American Family Photography: A Brief Report of Research on Home Mode Communication in Cross-Cultural Contexts." Visual Sociology Review 3:2 (Fall 1988): 12-16.

2. Hamabata, Matthews Masayuki. Crested Kimono: Power and Lover in the Japanese Business Family. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1990. Perspectives on life in Japan by a third generation Japanese American.

3. Hsu, Jing, et. al. "Family Interaction Patterns among Japanese-American and Caucasian Families in Hawaii." American Journal of Psychiatry 142, no. 5 (May 1985): 577-581.

4. Mass, Amy Iwasaki. "Amae: Indulgence and Nurturing in Japanese American Families." D.S.W. dissertation, University of California, Los Angeles, 1986.

5. Minority Health Resources Directory. Rockville, Maryland: ANROW Publishing, n.d.

6. Morris, T.M. "Culturally Sensitive Family Assessment: An Evaluation of the Family Assessment Device Used with Hawaiian-American and Japanese-American Families." Family Process 29:1 (March 1990): 105-116.

7. Nagoshi, C.T., F.M. Ahern and R.C. Johnson. "Phenotypic Assortive Mating vs. Social Homogamy among Japanese and Chinese Parents in the Hawaii Family Study of Cognition." Behavior Genetics 17:5 (September 1987): 477-485.

8. Nagoshi, C.T., F.M. Ahern and R.C. Johnson. "Cognitive Abilities Profiles of Caucasian vs. Japanese Subjects in the Hawaii Family Study of Cognition." Personality & Individual Differences 8.4 (1987): 581-83.

9. Nagoshi, Craig T., Ronald C. Johnson, and Frank M. Ahem. "Phenotypic Assortative Mating vs. Social Homogany among Japanese and Chinese Parents in the Hawaii Family Study of Cognition." Behavior Genetics 17.5 (Sept. 1987): 477-85.