Abstract Introduction Since late 1980s, 1,001,726 immigrants arrived in Israel from the
former Soviet Union (FSU). A review of community studies on the mental health of these …

This article focuses on the process of acculturation for first-generation Soviet Jewish refugee
adolescents and their parents who have resettled in the United States. First, the extent of …

This study explores how acculturation is related to adaptation across different life spheres for
162 Soviet Jewish refugee adolescents in a suburban community in Maryland. Because the …

This study focused on young ethnic repatriates from the former Soviet Union in Finland (N=
170), Germany (N= 102) and Israel (N= 298). We studied whether the acculturation …

This study investigated the effects of acculturation on the psychological well-being of
immigrant adolescents. The respondents were 11 to 20 years old, originally from the former …

Using a questionnaire survey, this study compared psychological adaptation (self‐esteem,
life satisfaction, and mental health problems) of Turkish adolescents in Norway and Sweden …

While a great deal of research has been conducted to understand acculturation and its
relationship to adaptation in the new country, surprisingly little attention has been paid to the …

This study examines the roles of parents (monitoring, involvement and support at school),
teachers (support) and peers (excess time spent with friends, peer rejection at school) in …

In immigrant families, culture brokering (CB) occurs when children mediate the new culture
for their family. The authors examined CB in Russian immigrant adolescent-mother dyads …

Although it has been widely acknowledged that migration per se does not necessarily
compromise psychological adjustment among young immigrants (Aronowitz, 1984, 1992; …