Dr. Eu Gene Chin
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

Bridging psychological science and human flourishing.

Associate Professor at the Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University, and Associate Editor for the Journal of Psychology and Theology. Researching access to care for heterogeneous populations, religious and spiritual factors that contribute to well-being, and the creation and testing of psychological measures.

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Professional Roles

Associate Professor of Psychology

Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University

Associate Editor, JPT

Associate Editor of Journal of Psychology & Theology

Co-Director

Culture and Mental Health Lab & Asian American Mental Health Initiative

Co-Principal Investigator

Building Religious Insights for Developing Genomic Engagement (BRIDGE)

Research Areas

Access to Care

I examine access to care for heterogeneous populations, building and testing conceptual models that explain treatment initiation and engagement outcomes. I use quantitative and mixed-methods research designs.

Measurement Development

I help researchers build and test psychological measures based on reflective, formative, or composite measurement models. I use structural equation modeling to answer research questions.

Well-Being & Flourishing

I examine psychological and religious/spiritual factors that contribute to well-being, burnout, and/or flourishing. I use general linear models and path analytic frameworks.

Selected Publications

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2026
Which religious and personal characteristics predict attitudes toward gene editing? Findings from a survey of 4,939 adults in the U.S.
Solomon, E. D., Chin, E., Baldwin, L. L., DuBois, J. M. (2026).
Journal of Community Genetics, 17, 64.
2026
A Quasi-Experimental Study with Asian Americans: Self-Construal and Messaging Effects on Mental Health Help-Seeking Attitudes, Intentions, and Treatment Credibility
Yuen, J. M., Chin, E., Wang, D. C., McMartin, J., Nettelhorst, S. C., Reynolds, D. J. Jr., Krome, L. R. (2026).
Journal of Articles in Support of Null Hypothesis, 23(1), 17-31.
2025
Religious factors predict support for genomic medicine more strongly than politics, education, or trust: A survey of 4,939 adults in the United States
DuBois, J. M., Chin, E., Solomon, E. D., Harris, J. K., Hill, P., Baldwin, K., & Baker, L. L. (2025).
Frontiers in Genetics, 16. 1-10.
2025
Mixed Methods Needs Assessment of Mental Health among Asian American Christians: A Pilot Study
Kwong, P., Dwiwardani, C., Kim, G. Y., Chin, E., Chang, N., & Cho, L. (2025).
Journal of Psychology & Theology, 53(2), 157-175.
2024
Adverse Childhood Experiences, Religious Coping, and Congregational Support among Black Clergy and Religious Leaders
Brown, E. M., Chin, E., Wang, D. C., Lewis, B., Fort, C., Captari, L. E., Crabtree, S. A., & Sandage S. J. (2024).
Religions, 15(4), 396.

Courses

Structural Equation Modeling
Research Design
Program Evaluation
Measurement & Assessment
Trauma & PTSD
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Psychopathology

Professional Services

Research Consultation

Design and methodology, data management and diagnostics, and statistical analysis and modeling using R, Mplus, G*Power, SAS, and SPSS.

Program Evaluation

Culturally responsive evaluation services, improving interventions, giving voice to heterogeneous groups, and testing theories in real-world settings.

Clinical Services

Credentialed health service (56751) and licensed psychologist (PSY35267) specializing in stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction, and cultural issues.

Let's collaborate.

Reach out about research, teaching, consultation, or clinical services.

Email: eu.gene.chin@biola.edu

Phone: (562) 903-4867

Location: La Mirada, CA 90639

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