Acculturation discrepancies and well‐being: the moderating role of conformity

By Sonia Roccas, Gabriel Horenczyk, Shalom H. Schwartz. 2000

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Subfields: Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Arnd Florack
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1. Anette Rohmann
2. Rupert Brown
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• Concordance of Acculturation Attitudes and Perceived Threat (2002, background): “There is evidence that for immigrants, as well, the match between the actual acculturation attitudes and those imputed to the dominant group influences self-esteem (Florack & Quadflieg, in press) and immigrants’ well-being (Roccas et al., 2000).”