As the number of migrants worldwide increases, it is worthwhile to examine the extent to
which depression has affected this group of often vulnerable individuals. The purpose of this …

Acculturation represents an important construct in the context of health disparities. Although
several studies have reported relationships between various aspects of acculturation and …

Dampening responses to positive affect have been posited to confer vulnerability to
depression, but longitudinal studies have not consistently shown dampening tendencies to …

Objectives In this systematic review, we provide an overview of the literature on depression
among Asian-Americans and explore the possible variations in depression prevalence …

Introduction Displaced people are prone to develop mental health problems due to
resettlement in new environments, traumatic events and forced migration. Depression is a …

The present study explores the impact of acculturation on depressive symptoms among
Turkish immigrants in Germany, taking into account different dimensions of cultural …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review discusses cultural trends, challenges, and
approaches to assessment and treatment of personality traits and disorders. Specific focus …

Abstract Background/Aims: The psychometric properties of Center for Epidemiological
Studies Depression Scale (CES-D) have never been substantively investigated in …

Guided by the theories of social capital and stress-buffering, we examined how the
association between low acculturation and poor mental health among older immigrants …

The purpose of this pilot study was to explore first-generation Korean-Americans' knowledge
about depression and attitudes about depression treatment options. Self-report survey data …