2020
DOI: 10.1080/02614367.2020.1862281
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Barriers to leisure-time social participation and community integration among Syrian and Iraqi refugees

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“…This may in part be due to the lack of spaces and opportunities, in addition to the focus on being on settlement needs for the first few years of living in Canada. Refugees may feel as if they have little to no leisure time, as they balance work, school, and family commitments (d 'Abreu et al, 2021;Murad & Versey, 2021). The lack of engagement with community organizations might influence refugee youth identity development, since the development of interests and hobbies can change youth identities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This may in part be due to the lack of spaces and opportunities, in addition to the focus on being on settlement needs for the first few years of living in Canada. Refugees may feel as if they have little to no leisure time, as they balance work, school, and family commitments (d 'Abreu et al, 2021;Murad & Versey, 2021). The lack of engagement with community organizations might influence refugee youth identity development, since the development of interests and hobbies can change youth identities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, researchers are examining how community organizations (d 'Abreu et al, 2021;Green et al, 2018;Murad & Versey, 2021;Rossiter et al, 2015;Yohani et al, 2019), settlement services (Cheyne-Hazineh, 2020;Colbert, 2013;Mansouri & Johns, 2017), and private sponsorship groups (Drolet & Moorthi, 2018;Hynie, 2018) influence the lived experiences of refugee youth, which could either have direct or indirect consequences for identity development. In addition, the age at the time of resettlement for refugee youth has also been explored as being associated with particular identity formations (Green et al, 2018;Haller & Landolt, 2005;Mansouri & Johns, 2017).…”
Section: An Ecological Approach To Identity Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thematic analyses have been used in studies examining the lived experiences of resettled refugees (Murad & Versey, 2021;Yohani et al, 2019). A theme highlights a specific point that serves to address the research question.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Однак аналіз життєписів молодих людей, залучених до дослідження, виразно вказує на провідну роль внутрішніх чинників реакції на загрози, зокрема вирішальною у кожному випадку є не ситуація травмуючого впливу, а індивідуальна значущість психогенії [8]. Провідним критерієм деструктивного переживання кризи втрати безпеки є закріплене почуття безпорадності, безвиході, безперспективності, а на цьому тлі витіснення чи приглушення травмувальних переживань.…”
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