Little emperor syndrome - Wikipedia
The little emperor syndrome (or little emperor effect) is an aspect or view of Mainland China's one-child policy. It occurs where children of the modern upper class and wealthier Chinese families, gain seemingly excessive amounts of attention from their parents and grandparents. [1]
China's 'Little Emperors' Lucky, Yet Lonely In Life : NPR
2010年11月24日 · Research by Toni Falbo at the University of Texas found that only children in China scored better at verbal tests, but when it came to personality traits showed very few "only-child effects."
China's One-Child Policy Creates 'Little Emperors' - Live Science
2013年1月10日 · The research in some ways confirms stereotypes in the Chinese media about "Little Emperor Syndrome," which is the idea that a generation of only children in the country is...
No siblings: A side-effect of China's one-child policy - BBC News
2013年11月22日 · But what about Little Emperor Syndrome - the notion that China's children would grow up spoiled and self-centred.
Little Emperors: Behavioral Impacts of China's One-Child Policy
China's One-Child Policy (OCP) restricts the number of children that urban couples can have to one, with exceptions for those from ethnic minorities or with a severely disabled child. The policy has given rise to a land of "little emperors," whose parents dote on them exclusively.
China’s One-Child Policy: Curse of the ‘Little Emperors’ - TIME.com
2013年1月10日 · For years now, Chinese parents and teachers have lamented what’s known as the xiao huangdi — or little emperor — phenomenon, a generation of pampered and entitled children who believe they...
Plight of the Little Emperors - Psychology Today
Susan Newman, a New Jersey psychologist and only-child expert, says the notion that little emperors are bossy, self-obsessed little brats is simply part of the greater myth of only kids as...
China's 'little emperors' of the 1980s are now the most burdened ...
2022年9月23日 · China has more than 170 million sandwich-generation families. While the sandwich generation grew up in the 80s as "little emperors", they are feeling the strain now with the double pressure of looking after their children and the elderly.
“emperor” has two parents and four eager grandparents to dote on them exclusively. This has led to widespread concern about poor social skills and a poor ability to cooperate.
Lack of elderly care, 'little emperor syndrome,' behind China ...
2015年10月29日 · Additionally, increasing the one-child limit could address what is know as "little emperor syndrome" in Chinese cities where there are six adults — two sets of grandparents and two parents — to take care of one child.