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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Korean immigrant"”.
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Transcultural Psychotherapy: Clinical Issues in Working with Korean Immigrant Women
… clinical issues relevant in working with Korean immigrant women through an analysis of two cases through in-depth case studies supplemented with secondary data. The sample cases for the study consisted of two Korean immigrant women who received psychological treatment from transcultural …
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The Experience of Korean Immigrant Parents of Children with Autism: Partnership and Inclusion
… explored the collaborative experiences of Korean immigrant parents raising children with autism as they partner with teachers in inclusive educational settings. Despite the growing population of Asian immigrant families facing developmental disabilities, research remains limited on how …
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Migration system establishment and Korean immigrant association development in Germany and the United Kingdom
Abstract available; p. iii.
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Investigating the Risk Factors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Among Korean Immigrant Women in America
… the risk of violence against women among Asian immigrants and thus leads to an underinvestment of research and service resources for this vulnerable population (Leong & Lau, 2001; Rhee, 1997; Yick, 2007). Thus, IPV among Korean immigrants are rarely investigated. This study seeks to assess …
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(Un)making deserving citizens: Education, activism, and military service of undocumented Korean immigrant young adults
… Activism, and Military Service of Undocumented Korean Immigrant Young Adults examines how undocumented Korean immigrant young adults navigate their liminal status in the United States. Presently, there are 192,000 undocumented Korean immigrants, a group that makes up the eighth largest …
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A COMPARISON OF THE CULTURAL/ETHNIC PERCEPTIONS AND EDUCATIONAL BELIEFS OF KOREAN IMMIGRANT AND NON-IMMIGRANT FAMILIES
… education, a deeper contextual understanding of Korean immigrant parents' cultural/ethnic perceptions in relation to educational beliefs should be central to culturally responsive education designed to support Korean immigrant families. It is necessary for educators to examine the beliefs and …
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Trans-Pacific Popular Mediascape: In Search of Girlhood Through Korean Immigrant Teenage Girls' Image-Production and Webculture
… account of the cultural practice of teenage U.S. immigrant Korean girls in the specific context of webpages created through a Korean social networking website called Cyworld. Their webpages are understood as personal narratives about what it means to be a Korean girl, which are informed by …
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Utilizing group art therapy to develop Korean immigrant mothers' sense of self and the relationship with the children
… that group art therapy will increase Korean mothers’ sense of self and positively affect the relationship between the mother and child. The design sessions included an art intervention and group discussion about the art work. Ten immigrant Korean mothers completed two group sessions. …
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Exploring adjustment to retirement: Leisure in the lives of first-generation Korean immigrant men in the United States
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2024-08-01
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A transnational religious institution and its role on the construction of collective agency : a case of Korean military brides in a Korean immigrant religious institution
… AT AUTHOR'S REQUEST.] Literature on contemporary immigrants suggest that increasing volume of transnational practices foster agency construction across borders, thereby disjoining geographical space and social space in which identities are constructed and negotiated. Unlike the majority of …
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FAMILY COHESION AND CHILD FUNCTIONING AMONG SOUTH KOREAN IMMIGRANTS IN THE US: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF KOREAN PARENT-CHILD CLOSENESS AND THE MODERATING ROLE OF ACCULTURATION
… relationships and parent-child closeness in Korean heritage families. To better understand cultural variations in family dynamics and interpersonal functioning at the family level, the present study investigated family cohesion including balanced cohesion, enmeshment, and disengagement, …
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Exploring sense of indebtedness toward parents among Korean American youth
Korean American youth experience immigration-related parent-child challenges including language barriers, generational cultural divides, and parental unavailability. Despite these challenges, studies suggest their lack of negative effects on these youth’s global perception of their parents and an …
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New megachurch : coexistence of sacred and secular
… my site near Flushing, NY, with high density of Korean immigrant settlements who mostly serve on ethnic commercial and service business, many of informal church typology of pet architecture started to emerge. Its phenomena along the main artery of Korea Town in Flushing are so predominant that …
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Clothing acculturation history of Korean immigrants: 1903-1950
… the clothing acculturation process of the early Korean immigrants. On January, 1903, 101 Koreans first arrived in Hawaii, and until 1924, when the Immigration Act barred Asians' Entry to the United States, about 8,000 Koreans came to the United States, pursuing freedom and quick wealth. Like …
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Korean immigrants' social practice of heritage language acquisition and maintenance through technology
… and practices. This study recruited eight Korean immigrant families with different lengths of residence in Greater Vancouver, an area that has seen a steady growth in the numbers of Korean immigrants. Combining social practice theory and qualitative research, this study uses discourse …
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"""Am I Korean American?"": beliefs and practices of parents and children living in two languages and two cultures"
… language and the dominant English language among Korean American immigrant families. Using the framework of Language Ideology (Silverstein, 1979), I had three research questions: a) why do parents send their children to a Korean language school, b) what attitudes do immigrant parents and their …
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Acculturation and Relational Family Values in Korean Immigrants
… acculturation measure specific to Korean-American immigrants, to replicate the results of an earlier study (Sung & Wozniak, 1999) suggesting that Korean immigrants may be characterized by two different patterns of relational family values, one traditional and one acculturated, and …
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Worlding through popular culture: Sport as a race/ethno making project in Korean America
… dissertation explores the social formation of Korean immigrants and Korean Americans in immigrant America. I attempted to articulate how sport works as a public pedagogy that specifies Asian racialization. My argument in this dissertation is straightforward: Sport is what I term a …
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Globalization of a U.S. community college and the politics of belonging in the time of upheaval: Remaking of race and class of Korean international community college students
… positions of lower middle- and working-class Korean international students are reshaped as they are made into transnational, adrift, cheap laborers. This study specifically examines the complicated interrelationships among (1) the emerging identity politics in neoliberal South Korea where …
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