Préférences acculturatives des travailleurs sociaux dans le cadre de l’insertion professionnelle : Effets des attitudes personnelles et de la norme professionnelle descriptive sur leurs pratiques

The main goal of this study was to examine the relationships between two types of separation orientations, namely forced and consensual separation, and the use of French social service community centers. Participants were two groups of young women, both members of ethnic minorities: Turkish (n=42) and North African (n=41). The results showed that young Turkish women were more oriented towards consensual separation than young North African women. Preference for a separation strategy was positively associated with both the perception of a threat to heritage culture and difficulties in understanding the language of the social workers. The more participants perceived social workers as a source of threat to their heritage culture and as speaking a language they had difficulty understanding, the less frequently they made use of the services offered at the community centers. Socio-demographic variables such as education level and marital status were found to play a significant role in these findings.

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Reluctance to Use Host Social Services by Ethnic Minorities: The Role of Consensual Separation, Threat to Heritage Culture and Misunderstanding of the Host Society Language

Dambrun

Taillandier

Loose³

et al. 2015

Int. Migration & Integration

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Exploring determinants of engagement in the use of IoT for healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic: A fear-driven perspective

Samhale,

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Samhale

2024

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Le rôle de la dissonance émotionnelle sur l’épuisement professionnel des conseillers en insertion

Machado¹,

Desrumaux²

2016

Les Cahiers Internationaux De Psychologie Sociale

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Réalisée auprès de 342 conseillers en insertion, cette étude s’inscrit dans le cadre du modèle JD-R (Demerouti & Bakker, 2011) pour évaluer l’épuisement émotionnel et la dépersonnalisation. Les entretiens, l’analyse de l’activité et les résultats du questionnaire identifient la dissonance émotionnelle comme une exigence particulièrement présente au sein de cette population dans le contexte d’exercice actuel de leur métier.

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Préférences acculturatives des travailleurs sociaux dans le cadre de l’insertion professionnelle : Effets des attitudes personnelles et de la norme professionnelle descriptive sur leurs pratiques

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Reluctance to Use Host Social Services by Ethnic Minorities: The Role of Consensual Separation, Threat to Heritage Culture and Misunderstanding of the Host Society Language

Reluctance to Use Host Social Services by Ethnic Minorities: The Role of Consensual Separation, Threat to Heritage Culture and Misunderstanding of the Host Society Language

Exploring determinants of engagement in the use of IoT for healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic: A fear-driven perspective

Le rôle de la dissonance émotionnelle sur l’épuisement professionnel des conseillers en insertion

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