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When an integration composite fails to cohere: host-language orientation as social-world affiliation, and the formative logic behind a failed scale
Surveys often treat international students' host-language use and "integration" items as measures of one disposition. This article asks what such items measure, and what it means when they fail to cohere. It draws on an explanatory sequential mixed-methods study at a national research university in
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