Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Well-Being in Immigrant Families; Radosveta Dimitrova,Michael Bender,Fons van de Vij Book 2014 Springer Science+Bus

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Parental Linguistic Adjustment or Social Status: What is More Important for Sociolinguistic Adjustmebjected to developmental disadvantage. This current study tries to address this gap in the acculturation literature by using a refined assessment of family socioeconomic status after migration along with measures of sociolinguistic adjustment of parents and children.

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Identity Management Strategies, Perceived Discrimination, and Well-Being Among Young Immigrants in Sup mobilization. African (especially Moroccan) immigrants suffer most the consequences of the lack of coping resources on their psychological functioning. Implications and suggestions for future policy and research with these immigrant groups are discussed.

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Parent and Peer Attachment and Psychosocial Adjustment of Chinese Immigrant Adolescents in Italyand cohesive community. Therefore, this chapter addresses the question of whether immigrant youth differ from their native Italian peers with respect to their attachment and adaptation outcomes. Specifically, we examine parent and peer attachment and psychological adjustment of youth of Chinese desc

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Iris Murdoch’s Deconstructive Theologyureau of Statistics of China 2008), it is expected that there are approximately 18.2 million migrant children who are accompanying their parents and are living in the urban areas now. Living in city exerts an important influence on rural migrant children’s social development. The migration experienc

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Finland, Norway and the Easter Rising,entionally and existed in different forms. Parents used them as important coping tools in highly ethnically diverse settings. As a whole, egalitarianism was used as the main form of ethnic–racial socialisation by White and Indian families. It served as a parenting strategy for the psychological well

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Intimate Passions: Thomas Kilroy’s , and ,bjected to developmental disadvantage. This current study tries to address this gap in the acculturation literature by using a refined assessment of family socioeconomic status after migration along with measures of sociolinguistic adjustment of parents and children.