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The Journal of Positive Psychology, 5 4 , Diverging Paths to Adulthood. An outpatient program in behavioral medicine for chronic pain patients based on the practice of mindfulnessmeditation: Theoretical considerations and preliminary results. General Hospital Psychiatry, 4 1 , Mindfulness-based interventions in context: Past, present, and future. Science and Practice,10 2 , A pilot study examining the effect of mindfulness on depression and anxiety for minority children.

Archives ofPsychiatric Nursing, 24 1 , Ministry of Justice Statistics on Women and the Criminal Justice System Masculinity, violence and schooling: Gender and Education, 9 1 , Epidemiology of women and depression. Journal of Affective Disorders, 74 1 , Understanding, assessing, and treating normative male alexithymia. Masculinities and Social Change, 2 2 , Engagement with meditation as a positive health trajectory: Divergentnarratives of progress in male meditators. Psychology and Health, 29 2 , New ways of being a man: Men developing emotional intelligence through meditation?

Combiningnarrative, cognitive, and electroencephalography EEG evidence. Psychology of Men and Masculinity, 15 2 , Attention regulation and monitoring in meditation. Trends in CognitiveSciences, 12 4 , Thinking through boys, masculinity and suicide. The Psychology of Sex Differences Vol. The trouble with men? Young people, gender transformations and the crisis of masculinity. International Journal ofUrban and Regional Research, 24 1 , Working with adult male survivors of trauma. Feasibility and preliminary outcomes of aschool-based mindfulness intervention for urban youth.

Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 38 7 , Scripting the macho man: Hypermasculine socialization and enculturation. Journal of SexResearch, 25 1 , NHS information centre Measuring National Well-being - Health. Suicide Rates in the United Kingdom, to POF - Resilience and drug consumption among young university students C. Berenguer 1 , S. Font-Mayolas 1 , M. Gras 1 , J. Baltasar 2 , M. Planes 1 , Mark J. Sullman 3 1 Quality of LifeResearch Institute, University of Girona, Spain 2 Nursing Department, University of Girona, Spain 3 Driving Research Group, Cranfield University, UK Previous research has suggested that resilience plays a protective role in substance use and abuse among specific populations, suchas war veterans or adults with a history of childhood abuse.

The main aim of this paper was to investigate the relationship betweenresilience and drug consumption among young university students. Participants were also asked whether they had recently consumed each of the following: Based upon their answers, each participant wasclassified into one of three groups: Surprisingly, no relationship was found betweenmost of the substance types and resilience, except for alcohol and tranquilizers. Furthermore, the relationship between resilience and theuse of tranquilizers was negative, meaning that regular consumers of tranquilizers were less resilient than no consumers or occasionalconsumers.

Curiously, habitual alcohol users were significantly more resilient than occasional users. These findings are not in agreementwith previous research which have utilised more vulnerable populations. More research is required to more clearly understand the role ofresilience in drug use. The advancement of technology in the 21th century has facilitated positive interactions in the form of social support tobecome across the internet. Many young people provide and receive social support over the online world, especially through socialnetworking sites.

This paper focuses on how Malaysian university students perceived social support over Facebook. More specifically, thisstudy focuses on perceived social support across three different sources; family, friends and significant others. Participants were university students from southern of Malaysia male and female. This study was conducted online. Perceived social support from family is the most important preditor of subjective well being,followed by friends and significant others.

POF - Learned Optimism. Child Welfare League of Canada. Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 23 5 , Vuijk 1 , C. Scheltens 1 Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Relationships between professionals working in residential youth care and childrenwith disruptive behavior problems are often problematic. These relationships arefrequently characterized by conflict and elicit feelings of anger, frustration andhelplessness in professionals.

These negative feelings are considered determinantsof the behavioral sensitivity of professionals. Professionals with highly stable negativefeelings about the relationships with disruptive behavior problems have been observedto be more controlling and less sensitive towards children. The quality of professional-child relationships is also related tothe psychological functioning of professionals.

Poor professional-child relationships placea serious burden on the sense of well-. Close professional-child relationships appear to buffer behaviorally and emotionally at-riskchildren against more serious behavior and emotional problems, and buffer professionalsagainst mental health problems as well. In this poster, we will present a new manual-based coaching strategy to train professionals inresidential youth care in reflection on interpersonal experiences in order to effective behaviorchange professional sensitivity: PEC is based on principles of positive psychology, especially self-regulation of personal goalsand optimal development.

We will illustrate the different components of PEC,the working mechanisms of PEC and how the different components are build on principles ofpositive psychology. Furthermore, we will discuss the research design of a new study on theeffects of PEC on the mental representation of professionals, professional skills,child behavior problems and professional mental health. The manualization of several mindfulness programs enables their evaluation and thestandardization of their application conditions in adult populations e. The aim of this study is to depict the feasibility of a Mindfulness-Based Intervention MBI among a specificpopulation of adolescents with behavior disorders.

MethodParticipants included 25 adolescents presenting conduct disorders and mild cognitive impairments, living in a Residential Service forYoung SRJ in Belgium. Five groups have been constituted. The program has been designed in two parts, the first 6 sessions focused onemotional competencies and group dynamic whereas the next 10 sessions focused on mindfulness training.

The rate of absenteeism, dropouts, their respective reasons and investment of adolescents have been recorded. ResultsA review of the program is presented with a description of exercises and the sessions topic. We expect a good adherence to the programand few drop outs as well as an alleviation of externalized and internalized symptomatology. ConclusionThis study provide the detail of a MBI in the context of clinical young population. Future research should consider the efficacy of thisintervention among this population and the importance of implementation conditions.

Clinical implications among adolescents withbehavior disorders are discussed. Mindfulness-based stress reduction for the treatment of adolescentpsychiatric outpatients: Journal of consulting and clinical psychology, 77 5 , Journal of Child and Family Studies, 19 2 , Les processus de changement. A mindfulness-based group intervention for enhancing self-regulation of emotionin late childhood and adolescence: Mindfulnessbased stress reduction and health benefits: Journal of psychosomatic research, 57 1 , The program of the stress reduction clinic at the University of Massachusetts MedicalCenter.

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression. Mindfulness interventions with youth: Mindfulness, 6 2 , POF - Distress and well-being in developmental age: Albieri 1 , F. Vescovelli 1 , F. Bianco 1 , C. However, recent findings suggest that children may also display psychological resources and resiliency when facing distressand traumatic situations Klosky et al.

The study aim was to compare the psychological well-being of childrenwith oncological illness ONCO vs children with neuropsychiatric disorders NPI as opposed to a control group of healthy students. NPI children reported higher levels of anxious and depressive symptoms. It may alsoreflect a tendency to illness denial, a natural defense mechanisms activated to adapt to the illness.

Conversely, NPI children are thosepresenting the worse psychological profile. These preliminary results entail important clinical implications in planning psychotherapeuticinterventions for youth with neuropsychiatric and oncological illnesses. Coping with Pain in Children with Leukemia. International Journal of Cancer Research and Prevention, 8 4 , Relations betweenposttraumatic stress and posttraumatic growth in long-term survivors of childhood cancer: A report from the Childhood Cancer SurvivorStudy.

Health Psychology, 33 8 , Updates in paediatric psycho-oncology. International Review of Psychiatry, 26 1 , Posttraumatic stress and psychologicalgrowth in children with cancer: Journal of Clinical Oncology, 32 7 , Calvete 2 , C. Las Hayas 3 , E. Mateos 2 1 Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain 2 University of Deusto 3 Bioef 4 University of Deusto Problematic internet use, often called internet addiction, is a growing problem that has received increasing attention from cliniciansand researchers.

The aim of this study was to analyze the relationship of mindful awareness and the manifestations of problematicinternet use from the cognitive-behavioral perspective i. The relationships among the variables wereanalyzed using structural equation modeling. Having a higher level of mindful awareness significantly decreases the probability ofreporting a preference for online social interactions, mood regulation through the internet, deficient self-regulation, and negativeoutcomes of problematic internet use.

The relationships of mindful awareness with problematic internet use components ranged from -. The results suggest that mindfulness may serve as a protectivefactor in the development of problematic internet use. Emphasizing key mechanisms of mindfulness, such as increased selfawareness,identification of feelings and thoughts, and acceptance, may significantly contribute to the prevention and treatment of problematicinternet use and internet addiction.

Anxious solitary children, who display frequent shy, verbally inhibited and reticent behaviour among familiar peers, showheterogeneity in their internalizing trajectories. However, little is known aboutdifferential self-compassion trajectories in anxious solitary children.

Peers nominated children for the anxious solitary composite e. Data was collected in three waves: The unconditional growth models indicated significant individual variation in the selfcompassion intercept and linear slope. Subsequently, conditional growth models were computed with peerreported anxious solitude,attachment representations for mother andall possible higher order interaction terms over linear time as time-varying covariates.

Girls with high anxious solitude and high maternal attachment security demonstrated initial elevation in self-compassion followed by asignificant linear increase in self-compassion across a 3-year period, whereas their boy counterparts demonstrated a similar initialelevation in self-compassion followed by a slight decrease in self-compassion over time relative to the mean. On the other hand, girls withhigh anxious solitude and low maternal attachment security demonstrated a less elevated self-compassion intercept followed by anincrease in self-compassion over time, whereas their boy counterparts demonstrated a similar less elevation in the selfcompassionintercept followed by an increase in self-compassion across a 3-year period.

Results suggested that anxious children with high maternal attachment security would demonstrate an increase in selfcompassionrelative to their low maternal attachment security counterparts over time. Unpublished Manuscript, University of Melbourne. Self-compassion scale for children. Hierarchical linear and nonlinear modeling.

POF - The interplay between optimism and metacognition in the workplace Aldijana BunjakGosarjeva 9, Ljubljana, Slovenia The study investigates the interplay between optimism and metacognition in the workplace. The purpose of this study is to reveal thewinning combination of leader and follower different mindsets such as optimism and pessimism.

Metacognition and mindfulness areintroduced as moderators in the relationship between leader and follower optimism and individual performance. In order to examine therelationship of proposed constructs in the model, firstly the pilot study is conducted. Pilot experiment is conducted among internationalstudent population at Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana.

The main goal is to investigate the mis match between leader andfollower different mindsets in the workplace. The study addresses the issues of mis match of different mindsets in leader-follower relationship. It is expected to reveal more about therelationship between different mindsets in leader-follower relationship, metacognition, mindfulness, big five personality traits andindividual performance.

The second related aim would be in finding a winning combination between different mindsets measuredby performance at an individual level. Exploring the" planning fallacy": Why people underestimate their task completion times. Journalof personality and social psychology, 67 3 , Physicians' use of probabilistic information in a real clinical setting.

Human perception and performance, 7 4 , Journal of MarketingEducation, 27 2 , Media Richness, Contextualization and Team Performance: The Moderating Role ofOverconfidence. Paper presented at the Academy of Management Proceedings. The health benefits of writing about life goals. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 27 7 , Defensive pessimism, optimism, and pessimism.

In Chang, Edward Ed. Implication fortheory, research, and practice, Are Metacognition and Mindfulness related concepts? Personalityand Social Psychology Bulletin, 22 4 , Are cognitive styles still in style? American psychologist, 52 7 , European journal for high ability, 6 2 , An experience sampling study E. Silva 1 , T. Freire 1 , S. This study intends to extend andinnovate previous research on ER by evaluating in real time the two ER strategies: Specifically, we evaluated the existence of a bidirectional relationship between ER strategies and affect positive and negative when coexperiencedin daily life moments.

Participants were 33 adolescents These adolescents provided 1, reports of their daily experiences. We used multilevel modeling also known as hierarchical linear modeling; HLM to account for the hierarchical structure of the repeatedmeasures collected for each participant. Analyses were conducted using the R software.

Results showed a bidirectional relationship between ER strategies and affect experienced at the same moment. In specific, negative affectpredicted a higher use of both cognitive reappraisal and expressive suppression strategies, whereas positive affect predicted a lower useof the expressive suppression strategy. Overall, our results suggest that adolescents are more likely to use both strategies in situationswhen they feel negative in comparison when feeling positive emotions.

In terms of the reverse causal relationship, expressive suppressionpredicted lower positive affect and higher negative affect. Unexpectedly, cognitive reappraisal was associated with higher negative affect. But our results failed to confirm the adaptivenature of cognitive reappraisal consistently verified in studies with retrospective or global reports of ER strategies.

Our findings shed light on the complexity of everyday emotional processes, showing some contrasting findings in relation to retrospectivereports of ER. As shown by this study, an adaptive emotion regulation involves the flexibleuse of different strategies depending on situational demands, reinforcing the importance of daily life evaluation. The neglected role of positive emotion in adolescent psychopathology. Clinical Psychology Review, 32 6 , The role of the family context in the development of emotionregulation.

Social Development, 16 2 , A person-by-situation approach to emotion regulation: Cognitive reappraisal can eitherhelp or hurt, depending on the context. Psychological Science, XX X , PALS is a comprehensive school program to improve the learning environment in Danish schools by strengthening pupils social skills andprevent problem behaviors.

PALS worksthrough an educational and proactive model , which emphasizes positive involvement, praise and recognition. Theoretically based PALSon a wide range of theories: Knowledge of positive psychology and resiliency is important both in prevention work in andwork with different types of interventions, and the poster will be presented how a framework of positive psychology and resiliency cansupport the effort to develop PALS from being a method mainly focusing on handling day to day problems, to a model aiming on buildingand enhancing welfare and wellbeing for all children in the school.

POF - Psychological well-being as a function of parenting practices among Turkish female emerging adults R. Erbahar 1 Istanbul Bilgi University, Istanbul Turkey The current study examined the relationship between perceived parental practices and subjective well-being for emerging femaleadults.

Happiness, optimism, vitality and satisfaction were employed as indicators of well-being. Perceived parenting practices were measuredwith the Perceptions of Parents scale which assesses autonomy support, involvement and warmth. A series of multiple hierarchicalregression analyses and Pearson correlation analyses were conducted to examine the relationship between perceived maternal andpaternal parenting practices and well-being.

According to the results, emerging female adults perceived their mothers to be more involvedwith them than their fathers and they perceived more autonomy support from their mothers than their fathers. With the exception of motherinvolvement, all parental variables demonstrated a significant relationship with the well-being variables, with maternal autonomy supportand paternal warmth having especially strong relationships with the well-being variables.

Results are discussed with particular referenceto parenting practices in Turkey. POF - Character strengths structure in adolescence: Variable- and person-centered approach M. NajderskaCardinal Stefan Wyszy ski University in Warsaw, Poland In , Peterson and Seligman came up with the concept of character strengths — 24 positive human characteristics, which areubiquitously valued and cultivating of which lead to achieving virtues.

Research on that topic are very dynamic, but usually they areconducted in the group of adults and consider relations between character strengths and various aspects of human lives. Not muchattention is paid to study the structure of the character strengths, and it seems that more accurate knowledge of the interrelationsbetween those 24 characteristics is crucial for a better understanding of the concept itself. We were especially interested in character strengths structure in adolescence age Research on that matter were conductedexclusively in the variablecentered approach Toner, Haslam, Robinson, Williams, Thesesubgroups are usually differentiated based on a latent criterion.

Applying personcentered approach in the group of adults showed threeprofiles of character strengths Najderska, Cieciuch, The study was conducted using CSI-A Character Strengths Inventory for Adolescents, Najderska, Cieciuch — an authorial tool formeasuring character strengths in the group of adolescents aged By using various statistical methods from both variable- andperson-centered approaches e. Investigating population heterogeneity with factor mixture models.

Psychological Methods, 10 1 , Integrating person-centered and variable-centered analyses: Growth mixture modeling with latenttrajectory classes. Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental Research, 24 6 , — Character Strengths and Wellbeing in Adolescents. Personality and IndividualDifferences, 52, We then used an independent sample t-test, one-way ANOVA,canonical correlation, and stepwise regression for statistical analyses.

The results showed that: Social indicators of well-being: Support system and community mental health. Beyond boredom and anxiety. Social Support and Health. The benefits of frequent positive affect: Psychological bulletin, 6 , Religions, values, and peak-experiences Vol. A social psychology of leisure. Self-concept and mood changes associated with aerobic dance. Australian Journal of Psychology, 45 3 , Correlate of avowed happiness. Psychological Bulletin, 47 2 , POT - Subjective well-being of Russian primary school children: Leto 1 , Helena R. Slobodskaya 1 , Evgeniya N.

Petrenko 1 , Olga S. The present study aimed to investigate associations of subjective well-being with prosocial behavior, mental health problems,personality and family environment in primary school children. Mental health was measured by the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire SDQ; Goodman, which assessed prosocial behavior, common emotional and behavioral problems and their impact on everyday life.

Familymeasures included socio-demographics, child and family time spending and family relationships. The Russian version of the SLSS yieldedsatisfying reliability; females scored higher than males, there was a significant grade effect. Child subjective well-being was positivelyassociated with academic achievement and negatively related to mental health problems, both internalising and externalising. Links withfamily environment were also found. Regression analyses indicated that personality traits of Conscientiousness and Emotional Stabilitywere significant predictors of child subjective well-being.

The findings are discussed in terms of environmental and personal influences onchild subjective well-being that can operate additively or interactively. Psychometric properties of the strengths and difficulties questionnaire. Initial development of the student's life satisfaction scale. School Psychology International, 12 3 , Studia Psychologica, 52 1 , POT - Determinants of parent-child relationship among parents with children aged A dyadic andlongitudinal study F.

Chen 1 , Y. This study used datafrom a 5-year longitudinal study in which couples were eligible to participate if the target child the eldest child who was in thekindergarten. A total of sample was parents who had complete questionnaires on all measures at each wave of data collection. Univariate growth curve models showed that there was no change in theparent-child relationship quality for fathers and mothers during 5-year of study.

Fathers and mothers had a better relationship with daughters than sons at the initial level. Parents who were more satisfied with the development of their child andperceived their child showed more heart-warming behaviors towards them had a higher level of satisfaction with parent-child relationship. Parents who were more likely to practice harsh parenting and more depressive were less satisfied with their parent-childrelationship. Spousal support, however, had no effect on the changes in the parent-child relationship quality.

This study supports theimportance of parental characteristics and parenting behaviors on parent-child relationship. Children also play an active role oninfluencing their relations with parents. The Determinants of Parenting: Child Development,55 1 , Formosa Journal of Mental Health, 25 3 , POT - Between Teens: A strength-based group for at-risk adolescent girls H.

Sheppard 1 , K. Riggs 1 , S. John's Newfoundland, Canada Despite being a cost effective and efficient treatment for many adolescent populations, concerns regarding the use of groupintervention with high risk adolescents remain. This study examineswhether a strength-based positive psychology group intervention results in group retention, reduced psychiatric symptoms, and increasedengagement in positive activities amongst high risk adolescent girls.

Between Teens is a weekly, manualized, transdiagnostic strength-based group intervention for adolescent girls aged Groupmembers typically present with comorbid psychiatric diagnoses e. Through both structured teaching of coping skills as well asrecreational and artistic activities, clients explore areas of strength.

Chart review also indicated decreased markers of distress e. Results suggest that strength-based positive psychology group interventions represent a treatment modelthat is both appealing and effective for this vulnerable and treatment-resistant population. The Foundations of Flourishing. Mindfulness, Acceptance, andPositive Psychology pp. A Strength-based method for Juve-nile Justice. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, Group social skills training in adolescents. Handbook of Behavioral Group Therapy pp. Peer influence in children and adolescents: Crossing the bridge fromdevelopmental to intervention science.

Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 33 3 , — The California SchoolPsychologist, 9, Positive psychology and adolescents: Where are we now? Where to from here? AustralianPsychologist, 44 4 , Assessing strengths, resilience, and growth to guide clinical interventions. Research and Practice, 36 3 , POT - An exploratory study of resilience among young people facing adversity: Childrensymbolize the future, and safeguarding their healthy growth and development should be the major concern of every nation. Developing acomprehensive understanding of resilience among street hawkers is potentially important for developing an effective intervention forpromoting health and wellbeing among them.

This study explored the lived experiences of child street hawkers in order to understandhow they coped with their working conditions also identify possible ways to help them build resilience and improve their health andwellbeing. The research made use of interpretative phenomenological analysis IPA and it involved semi structured in-depth face to faceinterview with the participants.

The participants represent young people years with at least 2 years experiences in street hawkingin Nigeria. A total of fifteen participants were recruited and interviewed. The result of the study showed collated into the four themes andthey include optimism, religious beliefs and affiliations, self-efficacy and determination and support from family and friends.

The findingsprovided insight into the challenges of child street hawkers and more importantly how they cope with them. The research offered a cleardirection for the developing an effective intervention which could help ameliorate the impact of street hawking and also help youngpeople build resilience. Jean-Baptiste Marie Judith 1 ,A.

Haitian people are religious, open, friendly and expressive in their emotions Larsen, Hardin, , with community spirit Clammer, Grosberg, Porup, Because of the lack of Haitian studies in the field of positive psychology, we want to present the results of our research that has as an aimto examine some determinants of gratitude among Haitian adolescents. The study was conducted on the group of participants. The measures used were: Instead, a linear regression illustrates the correlated factors that are predictorsof gratitude: These findings suggest that Haitian adolescents who know how toforgive and are satisfied with their life are also more grateful.

We constructed a questionnaire based on dimensions related to both patterns of eating behavior type of productsconsumed and frequency of food intake , and individual and environmental factors of this population: We used exploratory andconfirmatory factor analyses, variance analysis and correlation analysis. We obtained a model of 3 factors of feeding related to consumer profiles: These consumer profiles are well-known in the literature. The model allows us to identify degrees of autonomy in food choices. Theprofiles associated with fast food and the fact to skipping meals attest the lowest degree of autonomy.

The profile directly concerned withfruits and vegetables appears on the other hand as a more autonomous eating behavior. The profile of fruits and vegetables isrelated to one of the major standard of a balanced diet. As for skipping meals, we can recognize a well-knowneating behavior among low income people. About this questionnaire we will continue to check other psychometric properties such test-retest reliability.

Development of eating behaviors among children and adolescents. Pediatrics, Supplement 2 , Using an expanded Theory of Planned Behavior to predict adolescents' intention to engagein healthy eating. Journal of International Consumer Marketing, 28 1 , A food frequency questionnaire for adolescents: Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 92 3 , Preventive medicine, 26 6 , Oksuz 1 , D. TarhanUskudar University, stanbul, Turkey Positive psychology emphasizes the importance of psychological resilience, emotional intelligence, social learning, positiverelationships.

The present study aimed to enhance well-being by fostering self motivation in the secondary school children in Turkey. Interventions have also integtrated with mindfulness exercise. The study showed that students receiving the intervention reported higherlevel of problem solving skills, life satisfaction, emotional intelligence than control group. Somatic and emotional well-being among Turkish immigrants in Belgium: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 42, The health of immigrants and refugees in Canada.

Canadian Journal of Public Health, 96, Suppl 2, Ethnic identity, resettlement stress and depressive affect among Southeast Asian refugees in Canada. Cultural distance and emotional problems among immigrant and refugee youth in Canada: The test of the city]. Autonomy-connectedness, acculturation, and independence—interdependence among various cultural groups in a multicultural society.

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Africa Today, 59, Langue et culture arabes en France [Intercultural: Arabic language and culture in France]. Two patterns of Indian acculturation. Bicultural identity integration BII: Components and psychosocial antecedents. Journal of Personality, 73, Biculturalism and cognitive complexity - Expertise in cultural representations. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 37, Full-text Ben Hamida, A. Cultural identity and perceived success among Israeli immigrants: Pharmaceutical ethnobotany in the western part of Granada province southern Spain: Journal of Ethnopharmacology, , The case of Kenneth B.

American Psychologist, 57, Response to the Paris press, by a former settler]. In search of identity: The Japanese overseas scholar in America. University of Minnesota Press. The views of adoptees on their cultural affiliation]. Juifs en pays arabes [Jews in Arab countries]. The political skill and will of expatriates in acculturating to the politics of an organization in a new culture. Adolescent immigrants in search of identity: Clingers, eradicators, vacillators and integrators. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 14, Social Forces, 54, Predictive validity of ethnic identification measures: An illustration of the English-French classification dilemma in Canada.

Academy of Marketing Science, 14, The integration of immigrants in the United States. International Migration Review, 1, The acculturation of immigrant groups into American society, Volume 8. Service Social, , 81— La Revue des Sciences de Gestion, , — Aleut reference group alienation, mobility, and acculturation. American Anthropologist, 66, Revista Integra Educativa, 6, Race and ethnic relations 3rd ed. Marginality, stress, and ethnic identification in an acculturated Aboriginal community. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1, Psychological aspects of cultural pluralism: Unity and identity reconsidered.

Topics in Cultural Learning, 2, Human ecology and cognitive style. Google books Berry, J. Social and cultural change. Acculturation as varieties of adaptation. Theory, models, and some new findings pp. A comparative analysis of alternative forms. University Press of America.

Cultural relations in plural societies: Alternatives to segregation and their sociopsychological implications. The psychology of desegregation pp. Acculturation and psychological adaptation: Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. Acculturation and adaptation in a new society. International Migration, 30, Immigration, acculturation and adaptation. An International Review, 46, Constructing and expanding a framework: Opportunities for developing acculturation research.

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Journal of Social Issues, 57, Conceptual approaches to acculturation. Advances in theory, measurement and applied research pp. Living successfully in two cultures. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 29, Stress perspectives on acculturation. A critique of critical acculturation.

Intercultural relations and acculturation in the Pacific Region. Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology, 4, 95— Ecocultural perspective on human behaviour. Socioeconomic Environment and Human Psychology. Theories and models of acculturation. The role of ecology, culture and differentiation. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 5, Psychological adaptation of Vietnamese Refugees in Canada. Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health, 1, Post-secondary educational opportunity for the Ontario Indian population. Multiculturalism and ethnic attitudes in Canada. Ministry of Supply and Services.

Psychological acculturation of immigrants. Comparative studies of acculturative stress. International Migration Review, 21, Acculturation attitudes in plural societies. An International Review, 38, Immigrant youth in cultural transition: Acculturation, identity and adaptation across national contexts.

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 39, Research and applications 2nd edition. Acculturation, discrimination, and adaptation among second generation immigrant youth in Montreal and Paris. Variations in the assessment of acculturation attitudes: Their relationships with psychological wellbeing. Accuracy in scientific discourse. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 44, The Cambridge handbook of acculturation psychology. Psychological adaptation to culture change among the James Bay Cree. Naturaliste Canadien, , Influence des modes d'enculturation scolaire sur les styles cognitifs: The example of the Koranic and secular schools in Reunion and the Comoros].

Acculturation and smoking patterns among Hispanics: American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 29, Full- text Bethencourt, F. Novas perspectivas [Africa and the Portuguese inquisition: Assimilation and association in French colonial theory. Die akkulturation als fortbestandsmoglichkeit der volksmusik [Acculturation as a continuation of folk music]. International Review of the Aesthetics and Sociology of Music, 5, Acculturation, dialogical voices and the construction of the diasporic self. Orientalism in Euro-American and Indian Psychology: History of Psychology, 5, Race, culture, and identity in the Indian diaspora.

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Rethinking culture and identity in psychology: Towards a transnational cultural Psychology. Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology, 27, Interpreting the meanings of schooling, hybridity, and multicultural citizenship in diaspora communities. National Society for the Study of Education, , Human Development, 44, Theorizing identity in transnational and diaspora cultures: A critical approach to acculturation.

An International Review, 49, Acculturation, violent radicalisation, and religious fundamentalism. Lancet Psychiatry, 4, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 40, Mundo antigo e modelos normativos modernos: Qui a peur des ethnies? Questions subversive to Canadian and Quebec political scientists]. Identidade e contrastes [Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese: Revue Belge de Philologie et d'Histoire, 79, The influence of conflict context characteristics on conflict regulation preferences of immigrants.

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Acculturation and human diversity in a multicultural society. Perspectives on people in context pp. Biculturalism and perceived competence of Latino immigrant adolescents. American Journal of Community Psychology, 26, Acculturation gap and family adjustment: Findings with Soviet Jewish refugees in the United States and implications for measurement. Journal of Cross- Cultural Psychology, 37, Psychosocial Intervention, 20, — Multiple identities of Jewish immigrant adolescents from the former Soviet Union: An exploration of salience and impact of ethnic identity.

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Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Hofstra University, New York. A review and a theoretical framework for future research. Academy of Management Review, 15, Art, architecture and ceremony from the northwest coast. Acculturation and the use of media among Arab women immigrants living in metropolitan Detroit. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Regent University, Virginia.

The Vietnamese immigrant in the French and Canadian press]. Full- text Blancan, A. La crise de la Guadeloupe: Free reflections to our compatriots: How to attract capital to Guadeloupe? A program, autonomy or assimilation, an indispensable referendum, reforms]. Acculturation and drug use disorders among Hispanics in the U.

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Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 15, Self-reported health among immigrants from the former Soviet Union: Quantitative and qualitative studies in Sweden. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm. A study in acculturation. American Anthropologist, 41, The growth of Indian mythologies. A study based upon the growth of the mythologies of the north Pacific Coast.

Journal of American Folklore, 9, Full- text Boas, F. The classification of American languages. American Anthropologist, 22, The methods of Ethnology. The aims of ethnology. Boas, Race, language, and culture pp. Fact and legend in the biography of Plato. Philosophical Review, 57, Tempo Social, 12, Rethinking American margins from and beyond the work of Nathan Wachtel].

Memoria Americana, 13, 21— The social psychology of cross-cultural relations. Studies in cross-cultural interaction pp. Les Etats Unis et leurs immigrants: Different modes of insertion]. Cultural pluralism and acculturation. Sociology and Social Research, 34, Culture change and the personality of Ojibwa children. Journal of Academic Librarianship, 19, An investigation of acculturation and the dining-out behavior of Chinese living in the United States.

International Journal of Hospitality Management, 25, Education as a social process: A case study of a higher institution as an incident in the process of acculturation. American Journal of Sociology, 48, Acculturation and cardiovascular reactivity of second-generation Turkish migrants in Germany.

Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 53, Revolt against colonial state and postcolonial perspective]. Psychological acculturation in Native women. Requalifer les populations russes dans les pays baltes [Between adaptation and resistance: Requalifying Russian populations in the Baltic countries]. The association between neuropsychological scores and ethnicity, language, and acculturation variables in a large patient population. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 22, The construction of the rationality of the use of non-conventional medicine from the perspective of its users in Buenos Aires, Argentina].

Collective self-esteem as related to acculturation and commitment to school in Latino and southeast Asian immigrant and refugee adolescents. A common hidden face? Psychological adaptation and development under acculturative stress. Social Science and Medicine, 3, The specificity principle in acculturation science. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 12, Parenting cognitions and practices in the acculturative process.

Measurement and development pp. The cultural integration of immigrants: Measurement of acculturation level with the Guttman scale. Immigrants and mobility in Vermont. Mobility and acculturation in a new immigrant destination. Journal of Transport Geography, 36, Retention and acquisition of national self-identity in Polish immigrants to Canada: Criterial and correlated attributes. Research and practice with immigrants, refugees, native peoples, ethnic groups, and sojourners pp.

Remaining a Pole or becoming a Canadian: National self-identity among Polish immigrants to Canada. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 21, Psychological acculturation via identity dynamics: Consequences for subjective well-being. Five meanings of integration in acculturation research. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 32, Skrypty kulturowe zachowan w rolach plciowych: Jak interakcje Polakow i Polek sa odbierane w kraju i za granica? How do Poles and Poles interact with each other at home and abroad]?

Wydawnictwo Instytutu Psychologii Pan. A quest for a more cultural and more psychological model of psychological acculturation. Full text Boski, P. New directions in cross- cultural psychology. Cross-Cultural Research, 33, Migration and the politics of culture. La nation au singulier et au pluriel.

The future of national culture as a "paradigm" of Quebec society]. Cahiers de Recherche Sociologique, 25, Follow-up of scattered letters to my public accusers and a few witnesses]. Crosswise analysis of the identity process]. Droit penal et criminalite dans un context d'acculturation: Le cas du gabon. Essai de sociologie Criminelle [Criminal law and criminality in a context of acculturation: The case of Gabon. An essay of Criminal Sociology]. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Poitiers University, France.

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From the Medersian to the Muslim vanguard of Cirta]. The relationship between differential acculturation strategies, perception of intergenerational conflict, and depression in Laotian-American adolescents. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Seattle Pacific University. Acculturation orientations towards Israeli Arabs and Jewish immigrants in Israel.

International Journal of Psychology, 39, Full- text Bourhis, R. Towards an interactive acculturation model: International Journal of Psychology, 32, Acculturation, vitality, and bilingual healthcare. Histoire d'une acculturation [The medieval church and coat of arms: Annales de Normandie, 51, Linked lives, cultural transmission, and the food choices of Puerto Rican girls. Foreign influences in American life: Essays and critical bibliographies.

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Transformations in the rural way of life]. Acculturation and learning in virtual communities. Learning, Culture and Social Interaction, 7, Networked governance of freedom and tyranny. Change and choice in ethnic identification. Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, 28, Ethnic identification and preference: Psychological Bulletin, 81, O expatriado no futebol [Beyond the national culture:

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