Journal of Counseling & Development · 1995 · 262 citations · 53 references
EthnicitySix Distinctive DifferencesEducationAcculturative StressMental HealthSocial SupportSocial SciencesPsychologyRaceLatino/a StudiesLatino CultureAfrican American StudiesMinority StressStress ManagementFamily RelationshipsSocial IdentityPsychosocial ResearchSocial StressPsychosocial IssueSociologyImmigrant Health
This article defines acculturative stress, addressing loss of social support, self‐esteem, and identity. Six distinctive differences between immigrants who are White, Protestant, and northern or western European and immigrants who are Hispanic are outlined. Suggestions are given for counseling practice that consider these differences.
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