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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Filipino immigrants"”.
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Self Care Among Filipino Immigrants in the United States Who Have Hypertension
… all racial and ethnic groups, including Filipino immigrants. The results of early and recent studies that explored HTN among Filipinos in the US have consistently revealed a prevalence rate that is highest among Asian Americans. There is also evidence in the literature that indicates this …
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Spirituality, social connectedness and beliefs about psychological services among Filipino immigrants in Iceland
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How Does Religion Shape Filipino Immigrants` Connection to the Public Sphere? Imagining a Different Self-Understanding of Modernity
… the salience of religion among post-1965 immigrants. In this dissertation, I explored the following question: How does religion shape Filipino immigrants` connection to the public sphere? To that end, I investigated: 1) How does religion shape immigrants` understanding of American …
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Later-Life Filipino Immigrants in the Greater Toronto Area: A Case Study of Health Status and Utilization of Services
… into the health and aging experiences of immigrants, with specific reference to the Filipino immigrant community. The two-fold purpose of this study was to first examine how ethnicity and immigration operate within various settings of senior-centered community and health care services. …
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"""Movin' Up That Third Grade Hill"": Discourses of Progress and Hybrid Language and Literacy Practices in a ""Mainstream"" Multilingual Classroom"
… ""literate life history""---as the daughter of Filipino immigrants. The findings show how two mainstream discourses of language and literacy---literacy as cognitive growth and the gospel of literacy---are reproduced across three domains: the teacher's personal practice, the larger sociopolitical …