ArticleTranslational issues in psychological science2019
Acculturative Stress Among Latina Young Adult Immigrants: The Mediating Role of Receiving Community Context.
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Little is empirically known about how acculturative stress soon after immigration is influenced by immigrants' receiving neighborhood context. In the present study, we investigated mediating effects of receiving community context on associations between social and cultural factors and acculturative stress among Latina young adults during their initial months in the United States. The sample included Latina women aged 18-23 years old who immigrated to the United States approximately 11.5 months prior to assessment (
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