ArticleBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Socioecological Models of Acculturation: The Relative Roles of Social and Contextual Factors on Acculturation Across Life Domains.
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Although acculturation research recognizes that a community's context of reception shapes acculturation, relatively limited research has explored how social and contextual variables shape the divergence of 'real' acculturation from 'ideal' (or individually desired) acculturation across life domains. Building on the Relative Acculturation Extended Model, this study examines how one's local context and interactions within it shape acculturation in peripheral (public), intermediate (social), and central (private) life domains. In this cross-sectional study, 408 first-generation immigrant adults born in Latin America (
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