Abstract The Vancouver Index of Acculturation (VIA) is a self-report bidimensional instrument
that has been employed in several cultural contexts to assess migrants' orientations toward …

Understanding score reliability is a necessary step in examining the validity of acculturation
instruments. Thus, the authors evaluate the aggregate reliability of three multigroup …

Malgré la multiplication, au cours des dernières années, des comptes rendus de recherches
sur l'acculturation, peu de chercheurs ont examiné le phénomène parmi des échantillons …

Acculturation refers to the extent to which an individual immigrant (or immigrant group)
acquires the customs and characteristics of a new receiving society and/or retains the …

The current literature review highlights the need for a two-dimensional rating system for
Mexican American acculturation. It demonstrates increased attention to acculturation issues …

Conceptualizations of the immigrant adaptation process are diverse and often incongruous.
There is also a lack of agreement in the interpretation and measurement of constructs …

The Interactive Acculturation Model was recently proposed to better account for relations
between immigrant and dominant host majority members depending on their respective …

Acculturation measures intend to capture the psychological, behavioral, and attitudinal
changes that occur when individuals and groups from different cultures come into …

The presumptions, terminology, psychometrics, statistical analyses, and ethics of the fourfold
acculturation paradigm are criticized in detail. Illustrative data came from Iranian refugees in …

Measures of cultural involvement (CI) and cultural preference (CP) incorporate Berry's
integration, assimilation, separation, and marginalization outcomes, locating them at the …