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Young, Richard A., Domene, José F., Liu, Yan, Pradhan, Kesha, Botia, L. Alejandra, Chi, Eugene, Chiang, Mindy Ming-Jung, Gendron, Mathew R., Noel, Margaret, Rosario, Shalet |
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Journal of International Migration & Integration; Dec2024, Vol. 25 Issue 4, p2253-2271, 19p |
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As part of a larger study of supportive interventions for young adult newcomers to Canada, this article describes the relevant joint, goal-directed projects in which participants engaged pertinent to their transition to adulthood and to a new country. Fifteen pairs of young adults participated in the intervention over approximately a six-month period. The intervention was based on the identification and support of each dyad's relevant transition project. The qualitative action-project method was used to gather and analyze data. Unique transition projects were identified and supported for each dyad. These projects are described under three thematic groupings: (a) relationship, with subthemes, relationship as a source of support and navigating relational conflict; (b) social integration, with the subthemes, mutual support, independent pursuit of goals, and relying relationship stability and familiarity; and (c) career, with subthemes, instrumental support and leveraging existing relationship. The findings illustrate both the coaction of developmental and acculturative processes and the how these dyadic transition projects can be identified and supported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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