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study adopted the methods <strong>of</strong> the evaluation <strong>of</strong> personality adjectives, and then explored and<br />

contrasted the personality features. Conclusions showed that these characters had similarities in<br />

human's seeking for truth, kindness and beauty, and differences in ethos and axiology, which were<br />

characteristic from different nations. After analyzing the representations <strong>of</strong> these commonness and<br />

peculiarity and examining the reasons for these phenomena.<br />

3063.52 Latinos and disclosure <strong>of</strong> HIV status, Paul Poppen, Fernanda Bianchi, Carol Reisen,<br />

MariaCecilia Zea, John Echeverry, George Washington University, USA<br />

Cultural factors influence disclosure <strong>of</strong> personal information. In the United States, Latinos are less<br />

likely than non-Latinos to disclose HIV-positive status to others. However, these studies fail to<br />

take into account differences among Latinos due to linguistic, historical, immigration, and cultural<br />

experiences. This study examined disclosure <strong>of</strong> seropositive status among 344 Latino men who<br />

have sex with men and came from four regions in Latin America (Brazil, Central America/Mexico,<br />

South America, and Caribbean). Latinos from the Caribbean disclosed more to specific targets and<br />

Brazilians disclosed less, demonstrating the importance <strong>of</strong> differences among cultural groups.<br />

3063.53 Effect <strong>of</strong> parenting ideas’ type on preschool children’s personality, Ping Zou 1, 2 , Ying<br />

Lizhu 2 , 1 Dalian University, China; 2 Liaoning Normal University, China<br />

This presentation focused on how parenting ideas’ type influenced preschool children’s personality.<br />

By means <strong>of</strong> self-reported Parenting Inventory and teachers’ evaluating questionnaires to children,<br />

data were collected on 400 <strong>of</strong> 3-to-6-old children and their parents from 6 kindergartens in Dalian<br />

<strong>of</strong> China. Results showed that by Analysis <strong>of</strong> cluster, the parenting ideas could be divided into<br />

three styles, Positive style, Submissive style and Expectant style. They have different effects on<br />

development <strong>of</strong> children’s personality. Positive style is valuable to children's personality.<br />

Expectant style does not benefit to children's personality. Submissive style could have good or bad<br />

effect on children's personality.<br />

3063.54 Survey <strong>of</strong> the public view <strong>of</strong> self-strengthening, Jianhong Zheng, China<br />

Self-strengthening was the constituent part <strong>of</strong> the Chinese self. The study explored the public view<br />

about self-strengthening by investigated 585 adults (with different sex, age, occupation and<br />

education). The results showed: the public view <strong>of</strong> self-strengthening mainly involved personality<br />

field. Public regarded self-confidence, unfear difficulty, actualize self-worth, diligence and<br />

persistence as the most important characteristics to self-strengthener. Through factor analysis 6<br />

factors were extracted, i.e. willpower, social adaptability, social attitude, self-attitude, capability<br />

and self-actualization. Significant global effect <strong>of</strong> education was found, significant effects <strong>of</strong> sex,<br />

age, education in some characteristics <strong>of</strong> self-strengthener were also found.<br />

3063.55 Life satisfaction, optimism and problem-solving style <strong>of</strong> Filipino domestic workers in<br />

Hong Kong, Wai Lap Wong, King Leung Kong, the University <strong>of</strong> Hong Kong, China<br />

The present study investigated how positive social personalities help to protect Filipino Domestic<br />

Workers (FDWs) in Hong Kong from psychological problems. Life satisfaction, dispositional<br />

optimism, and problem-solving style <strong>of</strong> 100 FDWs were examined with revised Quality <strong>of</strong> Life<br />

Inventory, Life Orientation Test, and Problem-solving Inventory respectively. 20 FDWs were<br />

interviewed and qualitative analysis was done by the grounded theory method. Life satisfaction<br />

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