2007
DOI: 10.7202/032246ar
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Acculturation, stress et santé mentale chez des immigrants libanais à Montréal

Abstract: Cette étude transversale examine l'effet de l'immigration et du stress d'acculturation sur la santé mentale d'un échantillon aléatoire de 197 immigrants libanais à Montréal (113 hommes et 84 femmes). Le modèle orthogonal d'identification culturelle a été employé pour déterminer si le style d'acculturation adopté par les immigrants a un effet sur la santé mentale ou sur le stress d'acculturation. Les résultats ne démontrent aucune différence significative entre le taux de détresse psychologique des immigrants l… Show more

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“…Constant and Zimmermann, 2008). It is clear that these scales give equal weight to each of the five aspects of ethnic identity, including the direct measure of ethnic self-3 Keep in mind that, as Sayegh and Lasry (1993) and Schwartz and Zamboanga (2008) evaluate not all of Berry's (1980) categories may exist in a given sample, and that some categories may have multiple subtypes. 4 The cultural elements most frequently employed in ethnic identity studies are language, media, food preferences, and societal interaction (Phinney,1992;Nguyen and von Eye, 2002;Unger et al, 2002;Laroche et al, 2005;Constant and Zimmermann, 2008;Bisin et al, 2011b).…”
Section: Study's Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Constant and Zimmermann, 2008). It is clear that these scales give equal weight to each of the five aspects of ethnic identity, including the direct measure of ethnic self-3 Keep in mind that, as Sayegh and Lasry (1993) and Schwartz and Zamboanga (2008) evaluate not all of Berry's (1980) categories may exist in a given sample, and that some categories may have multiple subtypes. 4 The cultural elements most frequently employed in ethnic identity studies are language, media, food preferences, and societal interaction (Phinney,1992;Nguyen and von Eye, 2002;Unger et al, 2002;Laroche et al, 2005;Constant and Zimmermann, 2008;Bisin et al, 2011b).…”
Section: Study's Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This would seem to suggest that not all of Berry's (1980) categories may exist in a given sample or population, and that some categories may have multiple subtypes. For instance, Sayegh and Lasry (1993) provided a comprehensive and cohesive assessment of the various bidimensional models and measurements of acculturation. Unfortunately, however, in the current study we do not have valuable information based on other major acculturation scales to make comparisons.…”
Section: Bwage Regression Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D'autres études, cependant, n'appuient pas l'hypothèse selon laquelle les changements socio-culturels sont forcément pathogènes (Burvill, 1984;DeFigueiredo, 1983;Graves et Graves, 1985; Groupe chargé d'étudier les problèmes de santé mentale des immigrants et des réfugiés au Canada, 1988;Mavreas et Bebbington, 1989;Murphy, 1961Murphy, ,1973Murphy, ,1975Santé Québec, 1988;Sayegh et Lasry, 1993;Shuval, 1982;Young, 1991). Sayegh et Lasry (1993) ont, par exemple, conclu que des immigrants libanais ne présentaient pas un taux plus élevé de détresse psychologique que les Québécois de naissance.…”
Section: Migration Acculturation Et Santé Mentaleunclassified
“…Sayegh et Lasry (1993) ont, par exemple, conclu que des immigrants libanais ne présentaient pas un taux plus élevé de détresse psychologique que les Québécois de naissance.…”
Section: Migration Acculturation Et Santé Mentaleunclassified
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