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Publications by Meifen Wei
Male Asian International Students’ Perceived Racial Discrimination, Masculine Identity, and Subjective Masculinity Stress: A Moderated Mediation Model.
Journal of Counseling Psychology
Medicine
Clinical Psychology
Psychiatry
Mental Health
Social Psychology
The Concerns About Counseling Racial Minority Clients Scale.
Journal of Counseling Psychology
Medicine
Clinical Psychology
Psychiatry
Mental Health
Social Psychology
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Degrees of Masculinity: Working and Middle-Class Undergraduate Students’ Constructions of Masculine Identities
