Prevalence of maladjustment in Indian immigrant children
During the past two decades there was an unprecedented influx of Indian immigrants - mostly rural - to the industrial centres and cities of the UK. Their children in this country face an uphill task in their adjustment in the new environment, mainly due to traumatic separation of family members, con...
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University of Leicester
1975
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