Intergenerational Acculturation Gaps is a psychological construct referring to the disparity in cultural adaptation experiences and outcomes between immigrant adolescents and their parents, particularly manifesting in divergent levels of identification with heritage and host cultures, language proficiency, and socio-cultural practices within the family system.
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Arizona State University
Tempe, United States
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Los Angeles, United States
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