Self-Reported Ethnic Identity, Depression and Anxiety among Young Vietnamese Refugees and Their Parents
In: Journal of refugee studies, Volume 6, Issue 1, p. 25-39
Abstract
Assesses the extent to which young Indochinese refugees in Finland are moving away from the values & culture of their parents, & to what extent this creates intergenerational conflicts & emotional stress. Interview data from 159 young refugees born in 1969-1976 & 1,212 of their parents/caregivers, suggest that the amount of self-reported anxiety & depression tend to increase in both generations with length of stay in Finland; symptoms are greater among females than males. Time in the resettlement country also clearly affects the ethnic self-perception of youth, but not that of adults, increasing generational strain & emotional stress. 7 Tables, 62 References. Adapted from the source document.
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ISSN: 0951-6328
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