Understanding emotion regulation in Venezuelan immigrants to Peru and Peruvian internal migrants: a comparative study

Espinoza, Maria del Carmen; Gavidia-Payne, Susana; Okumura, Alvaro

doi:10.1080/1369183x.2021.2011177

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“…Más de la mitad de ésta presenta algún síntoma o malestar, recurrencia de enfermedad crónica, accidente o problema de ansiedad y estrés (Hernández-Vásquez et al, 2019). Otros estudios evidencian que la familia es su mayor soporte en la regulación de las emociones para enfrentar la migración forzada (Espinoza et al, 2021;Okumura et al, 2022). Sin embargo, el apoyo familiar está irregularmente presente en todas las etapas de las trayectorias migratorias de la población venezolana, especialmente en el caso de los adolescentes, que a menudo migran con un solo padre u otros familiares (Cavagnoud, 2024).…”

Section: La Población Venezolana Migrante a Perúunclassified

Familias transnacionales en contexto de crisis. Movilidad y (no) arreglos familiares de venezolanos en Perú

Cavagnoud

2024

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Desde 2016, América Latina es el escenario de un fenómeno migratorio masivo de venezolanos que abandonan su país para sobrevivir a la crisis. Estas migraciones, en su mayoría individuales, conducen a la creación de familias transnacionales, que se caracterizan por un sistema de solidaridad a distancia entre el país de destino y Venezuela. Este artículo explora la formación, los arreglos y los modos de organización de estas familias. A partir de entrevistas retrospectivas con 51 migrantes venezolanos de ambos sexos asentados en Perú, se analizan las distintas formas de familia transnacional y los límites en la observación de este concepto. Además de la transferencia de dinero y de la comunicación entre migrantes y no migrantes, se destacan dos configuraciones de este tipo de familia, en relación con la urgencia de hacer frente a la inseguridad alimentaria y con los proyectos de otros miembros familiares en este espacio de movilidad regional.

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Section: La Población Venezolana Migrante a Perúunclassified

Familias transnacionales en contexto de crisis. Movilidad y (no) arreglos familiares de venezolanos en Perú

Cavagnoud

2024

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“…Moreover, this negative impact could be associated with various types of stress (e.g., interpersonal, psychological, and acculturative), mental health symptomatology, and adverse health outcomes [ 30 , 74 ]. The above suggests that the evidence regarding perceived social support is contradictory; therefore, it is essential to study the role of perceived social support [ 70 ], be it a barrier or facilitator, for adequate mental health in immigrants [ 75 ].…”

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Acculturative Stress, Perceived Social Support, and Mental Health: The Mediating Effect of Negative Emotions Associated with Discrimination

Baeza-Rivera

Salazar-Fernández

Manríquez-Robles

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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The role of perceived social support in the acculturation process of immigrants remains unclear. In this study, we jointly evaluated the associations between acculturative stress and negative emotions associated with discrimination as antecedents of anxiety, depression, and stress symptoms in 283 immigrants living in Chile. Three competing models were tested via structural equation modelling to assess (1) the association among these variables and mental health symptoms and (2) to clarify the role of perceived social support. The third model was theoretically more adequate, showed a better fit, and explained 42.7% of the variance of mental health symptoms. In this model, perceived social support was associated with acculturative stress by reducing mental health symptomatology. Moreover, a direct relationship and an indirect relationship were found between acculturative stress (through negative emotions associated with discrimination) and mental health symptomatology. These results contribute to the understanding of the acculturation process experienced by immigrants in Chile and provide empirical evidence to be used to improve migration policies.

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“…The few, non-nationally representative, studies that have examined emotional well-being have found that, in Indonesia, those who migrate from rural to urban areas experience more sadness compared to those who remain in rural areas ( Lu, 2010 ), and, in Malawi, only women who migrate to urban areas experience negative emotional well-being ( Anglewicz et al, 2018 ). In Peru, having social support and work status have been identified as a potential mechanism for emotional regulation among internal migrants ( Espinoza et al, 2021 ). We build on this important work by identifying differences in emotional well-being outcomes among migrants—after accounting for unobservable characteristics to minimize bias—and innovatively measure different elements of migration such as, simply, the act itself, the distance, and then whether jurisdictional boundaries were crossed; the latter two which add further logistical complexities to resettling.…”

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Post-migration emotional well-being among Black South Africans

Myroniuk¹,

White²,

Madhavan³

2022

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Understanding emotion regulation in Venezuelan immigrants to Peru and Peruvian internal migrants: a comparative study

Cited by 5 publications

References 38 publications

Familias transnacionales en contexto de crisis. Movilidad y (no) arreglos familiares de venezolanos en Perú

Familias transnacionales en contexto de crisis. Movilidad y (no) arreglos familiares de venezolanos en Perú

Acculturative Stress, Perceived Social Support, and Mental Health: The Mediating Effect of Negative Emotions Associated with Discrimination

Post-migration emotional well-being among Black South Africans

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