Feeling ‘right’ when you feel accepted: emotional acculturation in daily life interactions with majority members

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  • who: Alba Jasini from the Center for and, Faculty and Educational Sciences, KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, Faculty and Behavioural Sciences, University, Kyoto University, Japan have published the research: Feeling 'Right' When You Feel Accepted: Emotional Acculturation in Daily Life Interactions With Majority Members, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: The authors propose that emotional acculturation varies along with minorities' sense of ‘inclusion' in the majority culture. The authors explore this relationship, against two competing predictions. This research examines variations in emotional fit between minority individuals and the majority at the level of social interactions. The authors . . .

     

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