Iranian Immigrant Adaptation
There are three modes identified in the Iranian immigrant adaptation; one is the denigrating the old culture, second is the denying the new culture and third is the ‘bi-culturation’. The family conflict arises when one member of the family follows one mode of adaptation and the others are following another mode of adaptation causing an acculturative stress.
The main challenges to adaptation among the Iranian immigrants is the acculturative stress. The Iranians has a very close relationship with the family, and extended relatives to which the separation and loss contact can lead to stress to the Iranian immigrants. More so, the acculturation to the new society, such as inclusion of new practice in lifestyle to the traditional practices can
The main challenges to adaptation among the Iranian immigrants is the acculturative stress. The Iranians has a very close relationship with the family, and extended relatives to which the separation and loss contact can lead to stress to the Iranian immigrants. More so, the acculturation to the new society, such as inclusion of new practice in lifestyle to the traditional practices can