A Study of Personal Values, Sociocultural Adaptation And Subjective Well-Being From the Perspective of Refugees in the Time of Covid19 Pandemic

Jamaludin, Nor Lelawati; Mahpar, Nurul Salizawatee; Farradinna, Syarifah; Jamil, Norina Ahmad; Faisal, Melissa; Barna, Eshaq Ali

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i5/9738

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“…Despite the fact that Afghan refugees can be found all over the world, they prefer to congregate in the biggest city. Even though this experience in the host country can present opportunities to encourage intercultural competence and broaden one's worldview, adjusting to a new culture may be difficult and stressful for the refugees (Jamaludin, et al, 2021). Evidence from around the world is mounting that unfavorable social and economic conditions, such as pandemics, have a significant impact on the risk of sickness (Schmidt et al, 2020).…”

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An Exploratory Investigation of Refugees Personal Values and Subjective Well-Being in Malaysia

Raofi

2023

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This study offers an integrated approach to understanding subjective well-being and attempts to extend the theoretical and empirical evidence on the causal relationships among Afghan refugees from personal values effect on their subjective wellbeing. The data were collected using an online survey among (n = 105) Afghan refugees in Malaysia. A structural equation model using AMOS was developed to examine how personal values and subjective well-being were related. Results showed that: (1) Healthy values are related to positive effects for second-generation immigrants and (2) Unhealthy values are related to negative effects. These results can be due to Afghan refugees' rising aspirations and ambitions that follow their routine in the improved surroundings in their host country. It can be suggested that fostering healthy values and delaying the process of Afghan refugees’ uncertain social expectations is a promising route to enhance their subjective well-being.

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An Exploratory Investigation of Refugees Personal Values and Subjective Well-Being in Malaysia

Raofi

2023

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Foreign Researches of Socio-Cultural Adaptation Process of Refugees

Kazmyrchuk

2023

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There are lots refugees in the world today. Therefore, the problems of their adaptation to the host society and culture comes a priority. Available foreign researches on these problems demonstrate a wide range of problems related to the socio-cultural adaptation of refugees. The purpose of the article is to review the work of representatives of the humanitarian sphere regarding the definition of key concepts of adaptation and the selection of modern scientific directions in its study. The research methodology is based on the historical method, the methods of historiographical analysis, synthesis and typology of scientific directions, and comparative analysis. Projects and scientific articles of researchers from the USA, Sweden, Germany, Norway, Belgium, Turkey, Canada, Malaysia, Indonesia and other countries were analyzed. The most important directions of socio-cultural adaptation research in the field of cultural anthropology, psychology, sociology, cultural studies and political science are defined. They all agree that this process is long and difficult, and does not always end positively for refugees. However, modern foreign researches demonstrate such a broad thematic diversity, to take into account the latest political and global social problems, that the definition of socio-cultural adaptation is enriched with new essential features. Classical theoretical works of the XX century regarding the adaptation of a person to the environment are now giving way to thorough researches of the adaptive capabilities of various categories of migrants, in particular refugees, which are based on practical developments, numerous interviews, questionnaires and surveys. European researchers pay considerable attention to the analysis of generations of refugees, while Russian researchers pay attention to individual features of socio-cultural adaptation.

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A Study of Personal Values, Sociocultural Adaptation And Subjective Well-Being From the Perspective of Refugees in the Time of Covid19 Pandemic

Cited by 2 publications

References 54 publications

An Exploratory Investigation of Refugees Personal Values and Subjective Well-Being in Malaysia

An Exploratory Investigation of Refugees Personal Values and Subjective Well-Being in Malaysia

Foreign Researches of Socio-Cultural Adaptation Process of Refugees

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