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Caught Between Two Worlds: The role of Bicultural Identity Conflict in the Longitudinal Effects of Perceived Discrimination on Migrants’ Life Satisfaction and Health
intergroup-processesself-and-social-identitysocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychology
Both forced and voluntary migration are incisive life events that prompt acculturation processes fundamental for the adaptation in the host society, including the formation of a second cultural identity. One of the major challenges to the acculturation process is the discrimination by the host natio
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