Acculturation and changes in cultural values.
By G. Marín, R. J. Gamba. 2003
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Subfields: Anthropology, Social Psychology
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Citations in the corpus
- Cultural and Gender Differences in Gender-Role Beliefs, Sharing Household Task and Child-Care Responsibilities, and Well-Being Among Immigrants and Majority Members in The Netherlands (2007, unknown): “Acculturation experiences modify certain aspects of cultural beliefs and values (Kagitcibasi 2006; Marín and Gamba 2003).”
- Familismo in Mexican and Dominican Families From Low-Income,Urban Communities (2013, background): “Latinos have larger family networks, spend more time with family, and rely more on family for instrumental and emotional support relative to non-Latinos (Baca Zinn & Wells, 2000; Buriel & Rivera, 1980; Marin & Gamba, 2003; Shkodriani & Gibbons, 1995).”
- Perceived Family Support, Acculturation, and Life Satisfaction in Mexican American Youth: A Mixed- Methods Exploration (2006, background): “Mexican orientation, but not Anglo orientation, was significantly associated with life satisfaction in this sample, highlighting the importance of investigating acculturation orientations separately (Kim & Abreu, 2001; Marin & Gamba, 2003).”
- Latino Families: The Relevance of the Connection Among Acculturation, Family Dynamics, and Health for Family Counseling Research and Practice (2006, background): “Family counseling practitioners must consider that acculturation strategies ought to influence the design of culturally appropriate family counseling interventions for Latinos (Marin & Gamba, 2003).”
- Measuring Acculturation: Where We Are and Where We Need to Go (2003, background): “Recent reviews regarding acculturation and changes in cultural values indicate that certain values (e.g., familism) tend to be fairly stable through time whereas others such as gender roles tend to change more rapidly (Marín & Gamba, 2003).”
- Orthogonal versus linear models of acculturation among immigrant Chinese Canadians: A comparison of mothers, fathers, and children (2004, background): “The domain of cultural values, a cognitive aspect of acculturation, encompasses a wide range of beliefs regarding an individual’s obligations toward their family and responsibilities toward society as a whole (Marı́n & Gamba, 2003; Zane & Mak, 2003).”