Intercultural contact produces changes in an individual's culturally grounded beliefs,
behaviours and identities, a process known as acculturation. In this Review, we outline the …

This chapter lays the groundwork for a cultural psychology perspective on acculturation. We
propose that acculturation is just another example of the mutual constitution of culture and …

Although acculturation psychology is extensively studied in the social sciences, research
progress has slowed due to overused methodologies and theories and emerging …

Abstract 'Psychological acculturation'refers to the intra-individual change process resulting
from sustained contact with a new culture, and has traditionally been researched by cross …

Acculturation has become a reality of life, as increasing numbers of individuals have moved
from one culture to another, either for work or educational purposes (eg, expatriates …

Important life transitions–such as migration–have the potential to enrich one's sense of self,
but they are also demanding and challenging. The current research investigates how …

Contact across cultures has never been greater. There are now 258 million international
migrants, people living outside of their country of birth, and international students number …

This chapter discusses the identity processes involved in acculturation and multiculturalism,
drawing on insights from various social psychological theories of identity. According to self …

The re-analysis of Nguyen and Benet-Martínez's (2013) meta-analytic data and a new meta-
analysis of longitudinal studies by Bierwiaczonek and Kunst (2021) showed that the …

Intersectionality—a conceptual and analytical framework for understanding how aspects of
an individual's social and political identities combine to create different modes of …