COMMUNITY INTEGRATION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING: ADDRESSING ACCULTURATIVE STRESS IN SOUTH KOREA’S IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS
Abstract
This paper examines the role of community integration programs in enhancing psychological well-being and reducing acculturative stress among immigrants in South Korea. It explores cultural exchange initiatives, governmental support, and social networks as mediators of adaptation, emphasizing the importance of holistic approaches to foster successful immigrant integration.
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