Ethnicity, Immigration, and Psychopathology

By I. Al-Issa, M. Tousignant. 2004

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Citations in the corpus

• Acculturative stress in Asian immigrants: The impact of social and linguistic factors (2010, background): “More than two decades ago the Canadian researchers Berry and Kostovcik (1983) also reported bilingualism but more importantly multilingualism as predictors of low acculturative stress.”
• Resilience: A Protector From Depression (2005, background): “In terms of prevalence, women are twice as likely to develop depression as are men, and the prevalence of depression varies across cultures in relation to psychosocial supports and meanings attributed to the clinical manifestation of depression (Al-Issa & Tousignant, 1997; Gray, 1999).”