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William Tsai

Associate Professor of Applied Psychology

New York University

Affiliations

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Applied Psychology

William Tsai is currently serving as an Applied Psychology Associate Professor of Applied Psychology at New York University.

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William Tsai

New York University

Associate Professor of Applied Psychology

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psychology behavioral sciences mental health cultural psychology psychiatry health psychology social psychology counseling psychology psychosocial research psychopathology public health clinical psychology breast cancer racial discrimination psychological trauma educational psychology cross-cultural perspectives family psychology applied social psychology adolescent psychology depression developmental psychology death studies intercultural studies applied psychology asian american parents child psychology psychological medicine cancer care behavioral health personality psychology psychosocial issues psychological distress nonverbal communication intercultural communication emotion regulation adolescence subjective well-being social-emotional wellbeing loneliness depressive symptoms cultural differences racial-ethnic socialization behavioral research narrative psychological science behavioural psychology behavioral medicine occupational health psychology positive psychology emotional expression social support first-year college students ethnic differences intrusive thoughts chinese international students psychiatric research cancer treatment happiness student success covid-19 pandemic minority stress reciprocal relations longitudinal relations expressive writing gender disparities clinical psychiatry disparate impact caregivers patient support psychodynamic experimental psychopathology psychosocial determinants enhanced recovery immigrant paradox asian american women cultural factor ethnic minority psychology psychological bulletin

Notable Scholarly Works

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Age and Gender Effects on the Relationship Between Expressive Flexibility and Mental Health. Journal of Adult Development (2025)

developmental psychologypsychosocial factorsmental healthgender effectspsychosocial researchapplied social psychologypsychologypsychiatryemotional selfregulationadult development

Economic Stress and Child Outcomes: The Family Stress Model Among Asian American Families During Covid-19. Frontiers in Psychology (2025)

public healthfamily dynamicsfamily policyfamily lifefamily stress modelchild developmenteconomic stresssocioeconomic statussocial determinants of healthpopulation healthfamily medicinechild outcomesfamily studiesglobal healthdemographyfamily relations

Psychosocial Interventions to Improve Cancer Survivorship Among Asian Americans. APA Handbook of Health Psychology (2025)

public healthimprove cancer survivorshipcancer caremental healthcancer educationcounseling psychologysupportive care

The Interplay of Cultural Orientation and Discrimination in Asian American Parents’ Racial-Ethnic Socialization. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (2025)

intercultural studiesasian american parentsethnic studieseast asian studiesracial discriminationcross-cultural perspectivesfamily relationsethnic group relationethnic discriminationracial-ethnic socializationcultural orientationcultureethnicitycultural factorsidentity (social science)cultural diversity

Understanding Mental Health Service Perceptions in Chinese Americans With Type 2 Diabetes and Co-Occurring Mental Health Challenges Living in New York City: A Qualitative Study. Diabetes Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity (2025)

diabetes carecommunity healthhealth services researchbehavioral healthcommunity mental healthtype 2mental healthnew york cityhealth care disparitiesfamily medicinechinese americanspsychiatric caremental health interventionssupportive carehealth policy

Cultural Orientation, Racial-Ethnic Socialization, and Youth Adjustment Outcomes: Test of a Path Model With Asian American Parents. Journal of Family Issues (2024)

Sei Eun KimAnnie FantaWilliam TsaiCindy Y. Huang

public healthdevelopmental psychologyasian american parentsracial discriminationsociologyadolescent healthsocial sciencesfamily psychologycultural orientationpath modelracial-ethnic socialization

Profiles of Racial Discussions and Associations With Parent Sociocultural Factors and Internalized Racism in Asian American Families. Family Process (2024)

Sei Eun KimEmily HuntWilliam TsaiCindy Y. Huang

family processracial discriminationsociologyinternalized racismracial discussionsracial prejudiceasian american familiesparent sociocultural factors

Socioeconomic Status, Stress, and Cancer-Related Fatigue Among Chinese American Breast Cancer Survivors: The Mediating Roles of Sleep.. Asian American Journal of Psychology (2024)

William TsaiJacqueline H J KimNelson C Y YeungQian Lu

public healthcancer-related fatiguesocial determinants of healthpsychologysleepbreast cancerstress (biology)frailty

Temporal Orientation and the Association Between Adverse Life Events and Internalizing Symptoms in Vietnamese American and European American Adolescents. Child Psychiatry & Human Development (2024)

Alexandra ZaxWilliam TsaiAnna S. LauBahr WeissOmar G. Gudiño

developmental psychologytemporal orientationchild psychiatryadolescent healthpsychologyadverse life eventspsychiatryadolescent psychologyadolescencedevelopmental psychopathology

The Collected Fellowship: A Mental Health Psychoeducation, Vocational Training, and Ethnic Identity Development Program for Asian American and Pacific Islander College Students.. Asian American Journal of Psychology (2024)

William TsaiMichaela GreenleeAlison TuJennifer WuLinh An

mental healthmental health psychoeducationpsychologyvocational trainingcultural psychology

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William Tsai

Associate Professor of Applied Psychology

New York University

Affiliations

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

Applied Psychology

William Tsai is currently serving as an Applied Psychology Associate Professor of Applied Psychology at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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William Tsai

New York University

Associate Professor of Applied Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Age and Gender Effects on the Relationship Between Expressive Flexibility and Mental Health. Journal of Adult Development (2025)

developmental psychologypsychosocial factorsmental healthgender effectspsychosocial researchapplied social psychologypsychologypsychiatryemotional selfregulationadult development

Economic Stress and Child Outcomes: The Family Stress Model Among Asian American Families During Covid-19. Frontiers in Psychology (2025)

Psychosocial Interventions to Improve Cancer Survivorship Among Asian Americans. APA Handbook of Health Psychology (2025)

public healthimprove cancer survivorshipcancer caremental healthcancer educationcounseling psychologysupportive care

The Interplay of Cultural Orientation and Discrimination in Asian American Parents’ Racial-Ethnic Socialization. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (2025)

Cultural Orientation, Racial-Ethnic Socialization, and Youth Adjustment Outcomes: Test of a Path Model With Asian American Parents. Journal of Family Issues (2024)

Sei Eun KimAnnie FantaWilliam TsaiCindy Y. Huang

public healthdevelopmental psychologyasian american parentsracial discriminationsociologyadolescent healthsocial sciencesfamily psychologycultural orientationpath modelracial-ethnic socialization

Profiles of Racial Discussions and Associations With Parent Sociocultural Factors and Internalized Racism in Asian American Families. Family Process (2024)

Sei Eun KimEmily HuntWilliam TsaiCindy Y. Huang

family processracial discriminationsociologyinternalized racismracial discussionsracial prejudiceasian american familiesparent sociocultural factors

Socioeconomic Status, Stress, and Cancer-Related Fatigue Among Chinese American Breast Cancer Survivors: The Mediating Roles of Sleep.. Asian American Journal of Psychology (2024)

William TsaiJacqueline H J KimNelson C Y YeungQian Lu

public healthcancer-related fatiguesocial determinants of healthpsychologysleepbreast cancerstress (biology)frailty

Temporal Orientation and the Association Between Adverse Life Events and Internalizing Symptoms in Vietnamese American and European American Adolescents. Child Psychiatry & Human Development (2024)

Alexandra ZaxWilliam TsaiAnna S. LauBahr WeissOmar G. Gudiño

developmental psychologytemporal orientationchild psychiatryadolescent healthpsychologyadverse life eventspsychiatryadolescent psychologyadolescencedevelopmental psychopathology

William TsaiMichaela GreenleeAlison TuJennifer WuLinh An

mental healthmental health psychoeducationpsychologyvocational trainingcultural psychology

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