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Lai Chong Joyce

Psychology

Chinese University of Hong Kong

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About Lai Chong Joyce at Chinese University of Hong Kong

L. C. Joyce is a scholar at the Chinese University of Hong Kong focusing on child and adolescent psychosocial development and family-based mental health interventions.

Research Areas

child and adolescent developmenteating disordersattention deficit hyperactivity disorderfamily therapyfamily wellbeingpsychosocial interventionsHong Kong Chinese familiesmental health
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Total Citations21

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Publications1

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