Moving beyond two main concepts of'interlingual'and'intralingual'discrimination, this
Cambridge Element addresses the concept of'translingual discrimination', which refers to …

Eating disorders have long been recognized as problems afflicting a narrow segment of
select populations: Caucasian, adolescent or young adult women from high-income Western …

Objectives There are limited data on the epidemiology of eating disorders (ED) in migrants.
Recent Scandinavian research suggests that migrants are at lower risk of eating disorders …

Eating disorder diagnoses are characterised by a pattern of disordered eating behaviour
alongside symptoms such as body dissatisfaction and preoccupation with food, weight or …

Introduction: Immigration and culture change have been thought to affect various aspects of
psychological well-being, including eating behaviors. This study aimed to examine the …

This phenomenological study examines second-generation Canadian South Asian women's
experiences of an eating disorder, and explores issues of culture conflict in relation to …

In the last decade, Korean culture has progressively facilitated the assimilation of
appearance-related norms established by modern Korean society among young …

Using a province-wide school-based health survey, this article investigated body satisfaction
as a mediator of the association between eating disorder behaviors and immigrant status …

This exploratory study examines whether traditional South Asian cultural practices, norms
and values influence body image and body dissatisfaction in Canadian South Asian women …

BACKGROUND: Individual experience of migration and subsequent acculturation with a
new culture is reported to be an important predictor of one's psychological wellbeing with …