Negotiating dual identities: The impact of group‐based rejection on identification and acculturation
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Auteurs : Constantina Badea [France] ; Jolanda Jetten [Australie, Royaume-Uni] ; Aarti Iyer [Australie] ; Abdelatif Er-Rafiy [France]Source :
- European Journal of Social Psychology [ 0046-2772 ] ; 2011-08.
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- topic : Acculturation, Droit d'auteur, Patrimoine culturel.
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- Absolute thresholds, Acculturation, Acculturation attitudes, Acculturation literature, Acculturation orientations, Acculturation strategies, Alternative model, Alternative models, Assimilation, Assimilation strategy, Bivariate correlations, Constantina badea, Copyright, Cultural heritage, Descriptive statistics, Endorsement, Ethnic identity, European journal, French culture, French people, French rejection, Future research, Host country, Host culture, Host society, Immigrant, Ingroup, Ingroup rejection, Integration strategy, International journal, Jetten, John wiley sons, Less variance, Lower levels, Marginalization, Marginalization strategy, Moroccan, Moroccan sample, Other groups, Participant, Path model, Postmes, Predictor, Previous work, Psychol, Rejection, Rmsea, Romanian, Romanian sample, Separation strategy, Social psychology, Srmr, Standardized parameter estimates, Variance.
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- Absolute thresholds, Acculturation, Acculturation attitudes, Acculturation literature, Acculturation orientations, Acculturation strategies, Alternative model, Alternative models, Assimilation, Assimilation strategy, Bivariate correlations, Constantina badea, Copyright, Cultural heritage, Descriptive statistics, Endorsement, Ethnic identity, European journal, French culture, French people, French rejection, Future research, Host country, Host culture, Host society, Immigrant, Ingroup, Ingroup rejection, Integration strategy, International journal, Jetten, John wiley sons, Less variance, Lower levels, Marginalization, Marginalization strategy, Moroccan, Moroccan sample, Other groups, Participant, Path model, Postmes, Predictor, Previous work, Psychol, Rejection, Rmsea, Romanian, Romanian sample, Separation strategy, Social psychology, Srmr, Standardized parameter estimates, Variance.
Abstract
We propose that to understand how rejection perceptions affect immigrants' acculturation orientations, we need to take account of perceptions of rejection and group identification with both the host society and the country of origin. In line with previous work, we found among Romanians and Moroccan immigrants in France that perceived French rejection directly affected French identification and acculturation orientations. In addition, perceived rejection by the country of origin (Romanians and Moroccans in the country of origin) negatively affected immigrants' identification with this group. In turn, identification with the country of origin positively predicted endorsement of integration and separation orientations, and negatively predicted endorsement of assimilation. Overall, results suggest that identification with the country of origin is an additional important factor in determining acculturation decisions. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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DOI: 10.1002/ejsp.786
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