Impact of Female Immigration on Mental Health
The undertaken study examined the impa
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The undertaken study examined the impact of immigration on the mental health of a sample of Central America female immigrants. It was predicted that most illegal female immigrants from Hispanic countries are likely to experience psychoemotional trauma (depression) as a result of changes associated with changing cultures, and that the psychoemotional trauma (depression) experienced as the result of changing cultures could be either heightened or reduced by several background and/or demographic variables of immigrants. In addition to the foregoing, it was expected that due to their status as immigrants, Central-American females would have more
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Approximate Word count = 445
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)
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