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Article: Acculturation, communication patterns, and self-esteem among Asian and Caucasian American adolescents.
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- Adolescence
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- December 22, 2003
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Acculturation generally refers to the cognitive and behavioral changes that occur as a result of close contact between different cultures, specifically the adoption of the language and values of the dominant group (Berry, 1990, 1997). Stress is inherent in the acculturation process. Depression, anxiety, and psychosomatic disorders are the most frequently identified mental health consequences among acculturating individuals (SAm, 2000).
A long-standing position in ethnic studies is that the length of residence in the U.S. and English proficiency have a strong impact on the development of self-esteem among individuals with immigrant backgrounds (Jackson & Lassiter, 2001). ...
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