Acculturative stress, religious coping and wellbeing amongst New Zealand Muslims

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Acculturative stress, religious coping and wellbeing amongst New Zealand Muslims

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Situated within a wider context of Islamophobia, this study explored the role of religious coping in influencing the relationship between acculturative stress and wellbeing amongst 167 New Zealand Muslims. A Muslim Religious Coping (MRC) scale was adapted for the purposes of this study, measuring religious coping across three domains of Cognitive, Behavioural, and Social MRC. Two specific hypotheses were posited to explore the research question. Firstly, both Acculturative Stress and Religiou...

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Adam, Zeenah

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http://researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz/handle/10063/4873

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Acculturative Stress / Religious Coping / Muslim

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