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January 29, 2020January 29, 2020  by Ágnes Tóth

Goal pursuit and acculturation: A fruitful novel approach to understand migration success

It is sometimes said that migrants should work on their acculturation in the host country in order to realize their goals. In her PhD dissertation, which she succesfully defended last November, Ágnes Tóth argues that this relation may actually work the other way around.

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July 27, 2016July 26, 2016  by Lieke Jorna

Refugee crisis from a psychological perspective

The huge stream of immigrants comes with many challenges. These challenges often have an underlying psychological aspect. Psychological theories can therefore help to understand the impact of immigration on both immigrants and locals. They can also be used to develop interventions that could improve the understanding between immigrants and locals.

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