Abstract Anisman, H., Doubad, D., Asokumar, A. & Matheson, K. Psychosocial and
neurobiological aspects of the worldwide refugee crisis: From vulnerability to resilience …

Acculturation refers to changes that result from intercultural contact. Although it is commonly
defined as a two-way process with changes occurring among both minority members and …

This chapter provides an overview of research on migration and multiculturalism from the
perspective of political psychology. The first part outlines some historical benchmarks of …

International students attending American universities often receive confusing messages: on
one hand, for their contribution to the US economy and fostering of domestic students' …

This article is grounded in the premises that racism is a significant predictor of mental health
outcomes and that racialized international students experience a great deal of race-based …

Racial socialization is a dynamic process for youth of color, especially for Black adolescents.
What is less known is how the provision of racial socialization practices and messages may …

Purpose International students with low proficiency in the English language remain at high
risk of academic, social and psychological maladjustment. Using an acculturation theoretical …

Socialization with members of the host culture (host nationals) is a persistent challenge for
international students, especially those from East/Southeast Asian countries. The present …

Im angelsächsischen Raum gehört das Organizational Behaviour ganz selbstverständlich
zum Grundstock von sozial-und wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Studiengängen. Im …

Acculturation processes and intergroup experiences of minority groups have been little
studied in East Asian societies, including Japan. The number of migrants in Japanese …