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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"1.5 generation"”.
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Parenting Experiences of 1.5 Generation Kowi Parents
This research investigates 1.5 generation Kowis’ experiences of parenting and their perceptions of influences on their parenting. The phrase “1.5 generation” generally describes those children of migrants who arrive in their new host country aged between 5 and 17. The 1.5 generation “Kowis,” or the …
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The Internet Connectivity: 1.5 Generation Chinese Migrants and Social Capital
… examines the communication practices of 1.5 generation Chinese migrants across a variety of internet platforms. It takes the perspective of media studies to investigate the social capital acquisition and maintenance of young Chinese migrants after their migrating to New Zealand from China. …
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Acculturation and Enculturation, Model Minority Stereotype, Distress, and Life Satisfaction in 1.5 Generation Asian Adolescents
According to Bartley and Spoonley (2008), 1.5 generation Asian Americans are those who move to the U.S. between the ages of six and thirteen from their countries of origin. These individuals are members of a unique population in that they can adapt to American cultural norms faster than their adult …
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Travel motivations, information search behavior, and ethnic identity development among 1.5 generation Korean American college students
… ethnic identity achievement/ retention of 1.5 generation Korean American college students prior to their most recent travel to Korea; (2) their travel motivations for their most recent trip to Korea; (3) their information search behavior for their most recent trip to Korea; (4) the relationship …
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The life stories of 1.5 generation Korean American immigrant adolescents: examining their English learning and social experiences in school
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Understanding Infant Feeding Choices among Hmong-American Women in Saint Paul, MN
… and storing breast milk influenced 1st- and 1.5-generation participants to exclusively use formula. For 2nd-generation participants, the awkwardness of breastfeeding in public was also cited as an important influence on their decision to use formula. However, quite different from 1st- and …
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What does it mean to be a “Good Parent” according to Hmong parents?: a phenomenological study.
… in the study, and they represented 47.4% first-generation, 42.1% second-generation, and 10.5% 1.5-generation. Phenomenology was employed and symbolic interaction theory was utilized as a guiding framework to understand the meaning participants attached to their parenting role. Analyses of the …
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Destination Diploma: How Chinese Upper-Middle-Class Families “Outsource” Secondary Education to the United States
… the actual lived experiences of the “parachute generation.” This research illustrates the construction of a transnational elite narrative and the inherent uncertainties of transnationalism through the lens of urban upper-middle-class Chinese parents and their children. The upper-middle-class …
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Likelihood of Using Mental Health Services among Asians and Latinos in the U.S.: An Acculturative Approach
… health services increases with each subsequent generation. Yet little is known about how refining generational categories to include the 1.5 and 2.5 generations affects the association between acculturation and the perceived need for mental health resources. Using the National Latino and Asian …
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The Journey Back: Revisiting Childhood Trauma
… experiences of children, both members of the 1.5 generation of Holocaust survivors, who were hidden in France during World War II. Philippe Grimbert's <em>Un Secret</em> and Patrick Modiano's <em>Dora Bruder</em> are suffused with the presence of absence in which the first person narrators, …
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SOUNDING SALVADORAN: POPULAR MUSIC AND POSTWAR IMAGINARIES OF SALVADORAN IDENTITY IN THE WASHINGTON, D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA
… reaffirmed and contested. For instance, second-generation Salvadoran Cindy Zavala (also known as La SalvadoReina), performs cumbia salvadoreña with a twist. She presents the stories that have surrounded her as the daughter of immigrants to showcase a "bitter" alternative to the joy and …