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Meta-Analytic Evidence for an Ecological Account of the Relationship between Acculturative Stressors and Adaptation
Acculturative stressors, reliably associated with poor migrant adaptation to receiving societies, are highly context-dependent. Yet, how context shapes the stressor-adaptation relationship remains poorly understood. In two pre-registered meta-analyses, we tested the moderating role of structural, cu
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