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Special Issue

Psychological Perspectives on Refugees and Immigrants

Translational Issues in Psychological Science
March 2019
(Vol.5, No.1)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9253-0
Item #
6090505
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PDF

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Table of contents

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Editorial

  • Translating Psychological Research on Immigrants and Refugees
    Sumie Okazaki, Jessy Guler, Miryam Haarlammert, and Sabrina R. Liu

Articles

  • Psychological Practice With Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors: Clinical and Legal Considerations
    Amanda NeMoyer, Trinidad Rodriguez, and Kiara Alvarez
  • Is Immigration a Culture? A Qualitative Approach to Exploring Immigrant Student Experiences Within the United States
    Shabnam Etemadi Brady and Michelle C. Stevens
  • Documentation-Status Concerns and Latinx Parental School Involvement
    Fernanda L. Cross, Deborah Rivas-Drake, Stephanie Rowley, Erika Mendez, Charo Ledon, Adreanne Waller, and Daniel J. Kruger
  • Communication of Neuropsychological Results to Caregivers of Latino Immigrant Children
    Casey L. Evans, Margaret B. Pulsifer, and Julie A. Grieco
  • Successful Strategies for Engaging Chinese Breast Cancer Survivors in a Randomized Controlled Trial
    Christine S. Wu, Krystal M. Warmoth, Bernice Cheung, Alice Loh, Lucy Young, and Qian Lu
  • Developing and Implementing a Stress and Coping Intervention in Partnership With Latino Immigrant Coresearchers
    Lisa M. Vaughn, Farrah Jacquez, and Gabriela Suarez-Cano
  • Syrian Caregivers in Perimigration: A Systematic Review From an Ecological Systems Perspective
    Elly M. Miles, Angela J. Narayan, and Sarah E. Watamura
  • Acculturative Stress Among Latina Young Adult Immigrants: The Mediating Role of Receiving Community Context
    Michael G. Verile, Melissa M. Ertl, Frank R. Dillon, and Mario De La Rosa