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Download full textChang, I. Joyce; Pettit, Rebecca W.; Kennedy, Gregory – Online Submission, 2004
Children's nighttime fears, such as monsters in the closet, have been a common issue for the American. In children's cognitive development, vivid imagination has been recognized as a cause of fear, but not all children around the globe share this common experience. This qualitative, exploratory study examined the relationship between parent-child…
Descriptors: Child Development, Sleep, Cultural Differences, Asian Americans
