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Is There a Paradox of Adaptation in Immigrant Children and Youth across Europe?: A Literature Review

2018

This review examines how well children of immigrants in Europe are doing in terms of educational, psychological, and behavioral outcomes. Based on theory and research in developmental, social and acculturation psychology fields, we explore the immigrant paradox (e.g., first-generation immigrant children show better adaptation in comparison to their native and second-generation counterparts) and migration morbidity (e.g., immigrants display less favorable outcomes than natives) in 102 studies conducted in 14 European countries. We conclude that theoretical assumptions of developmental (e.g., promoting context in families, schools, neighborhoods), social (e.g., intercultural behaviors and att…

Immigrant paradoxmedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesImmigrationImmigrant children and youth050109 social psychologyContext (language use)Immigrant paradoxAcculturationDevelopmental psychologyEuropeBiculturalismTaverne0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSociologyMorbidityAdaptation (computer science)Immigrant population050104 developmental & child psychologymedia_common
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Cultural identity of bilinguals in Finland : subjective experiences of English-Finnish -speaking bilinguals

1999

cultural identitybiculturalismbilingualismpost-modern identity
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