Dr. Edward Chang

Biography

Edward Chang is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Michigan. He specializes in the study of psychological adjustment and the predictors of mental health outcomes, including optimism, pessimism, perfectionism, and social problem solving. His research encompasses cultural and racial factors affecting these variables, particularly in international contexts, collaborating with colleagues from countries such as China, Turkey, and Hungary. Chang's work has been published extensively in a variety of academic outlets, and he has contributed to numerous edited volumes and journals focusing on positive psychology and its implications for diverse populations, particularly those in mental health contexts. He has been recognized for his significant contributions to the field, including receiving the Stanley Sue Award for his distinguished work in clinical psychology regarding diversity. Dr. Chang is also involved in teaching and mentoring students, guiding new researchers in psychological studies.

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