Laboratory: Emotional Regulation and Discrimination lab. My two general research interests are (1) attachment and psychotherapy, and (2) the coping process in general populations, clinical …

Moderating effects of three coping strategies and self-esteem on perceived discrimination and depressive symptoms: A minority stress model for Asian international students. Perceived coping...

Dr. Wei is a professor of psychology in the counseling psychology program at Iowa State University. She received her doctorate from the University of Missouri. Her research focuses on risk and protective factors of coping with minority stress for Asians/Asian Americans, culture and emotion regulation, and counselor training and multicultural ...

My general research interests are (A) coping with minority-related stress (e.g., acculturative stress, minority status stress, or discrimination) among minority populations, in particular, Asian international students, Asian immigrants, and Asian Americans, (B) the implications of attachment theory to counseling psychology, and (C) counseling pr...

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Wei, M., Yi, F.,* Carrera, S.G.*, Botello-Zamarron, R.*, & Sung, D.-H. (in press). Managing Hindering Self-Focused Attention in Counseling Sessions. Psychotherapy Research.

Mar 29, 2012 · Dr. Meifen Wei, PhD is the co-recipient of the 2009 AAPA Early Career Award. Wei is an Associate Professor at Iowa State University. Dr. Wei is the most frequently published author in Journal of Counseling Psychology in a decade and 4th in two decades.

Nov 21, 2016 · Meifen Wei, professor of psychology, studies the impact of discrimination in order to improve understanding of how people from different ethnic backgrounds can learn to think, feel, and see things from others’ perspectives, otherwise known as cultural empathy.

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