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- 1. William Perez, Ph.D. Claremont Graduate University
- 3. Acculturative Stress Model Financial Immigration Status-culture shock Environment Work/school Family Health Culture Change Acculturation Minority Status STRESS
- 16. Acculturative Stress Model Financial Immigration Status-culture shock Environment Work/school Family Health Culture Change Acculturation Minority Status STRESS Undocumented Status
- 21. Comparisons High School (n=20) Community College (n=38) University (n=56) Graduate (n=20) Documented (n=34) Immigration Age 5.74 7.14 7.61 9.18 8.0 Father’s Education 8.89 9.29 10.33 10.94 8.85 Distress 1.93a 1.99ab 2.22ab 2.39b 1.84ac Discrimination 2.61a 3.06ab 3.27ab 3.46b 3.06b Rejection due to Status 3.43a 4.49a 4.35a 4.11a NA
- 22. Comparisons Undocumented College Student (n=83) Documented College Student (n=13) Undocumented College Graduate (n=16) Documented College Graduate (n=19) Distress 2.13 1.97 2.34* 1.79* Discrimination 3.18 3.00 3.44 3.20
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- And this is where our study comes in. 171 current and former undocumented high school and college students from across the country participated in this study Participants were selected on the basis of snowball sampling. The participants pool consisted of 65% females and 35% males. Ethnically, 75% of them were Latinos 4% were Asian/Pacific Islander And 21% did not specify Of the 171 participants who completed an online survey, the first 102 were invited to take part in an in-depth, one-hour interview.