Bicultural identity orientations have rarely been examined in relation to both perceived
discrimination and psychological distress. Furthermore, these constructs have usually been …

This study examines the acculturation, experiences of discrimination and wellbeing of a
representative sample of over 3000 adult second generation of immigrants in Canada; 43 …

Objectives: We investigated the association between perceived ethnic discrimination with
psychological well-being and life satisfaction among a community sample of unauthorized …

The present research examines perceived discrimination as a predictor of how multicultural
individuals negotiate and configure their different cultural identities within the self. We …

This 1‐year follow‐up study investigated the direct and indirect effects of past, anticipated,
and actual experiences of inter‐group interactions on the development of national identity …

This empirical study compared the acculturation orientations of host communities whose
ethnolinguistic vitality was perceived as somewhat threatened in two national settings …

Research has consistently shown that discrimination based on ethnic group membership
affects the psychological well‐being of ethnic minorities. Recent studies revealed that …

Studies of bicultural identity have claimed conflict–harmony and distance–overlap as
relevant axes for describing bicultural identity, whereas other research emphasises …

Acculturation, as a process of cultural change, has been related to a number of
consequences including psychological distress. While some research has demonstrated …

Objectives: Ethnic discrimination increases risk for depressive symptoms, but less is known
about factors that influence the impact of this cultural challenge on psychological adjustment …