Basic values as a motivational framework relating individual values with acculturation strategies among Arab immigrants and refugees across different settlement contexts
<p>There is a lack of systematic acculturation research on the motivations underpinning the behavior of migrants, which could explain how they acculturate and adapt to their new country of residence. This paper examines the link between values, using the Schwartz Theory of Basic Human Values,...
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| Main Author: | Hisham M. Abu-Rayya (11505594) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | John W. Berry (3221247) (author), Zarina Lepshokova (10955667) (author), Momin Alnunu (16024175) (author), Dmitry Grigoryev (654995) (author) |
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2023
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