We investigated associations of ethnic identity, acculturation orientations, and acculturation
outcomes (psychological well-being and socio-cultural adjustment) in a sample of 279
Turkish-Bulgarian adolescents through self-reports and parent reports. This group has a
long history of discrimination and exposure to assimilation pressure. According to both the
youth and their parents, their Turkish ethnic identity was more pronounced than their
Bulgarian identity. As expected, the Turkish identity was positively related to the tendency to …

DIMITROVA RADOSVETA, and MICHAEL BENDER,“ETHNIC IDENTITY AND
ACCULTURATION OF TURKISH-BULGARIAN ADOLESCENTS,” INTERNATIONAL
JOURNAL OF INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS, vol.-, no.-, pp. 0–0, 2012,[Online]. Available:
https://sid. ir/paper/619293/en