Dr Sarah Rasmi
Current affiliation: United Arab Emirates University
Subject: Psychology
Primary location: United Arab Emirates
What do Arab families fight about and how can we measure this conflict?
Published in:Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
Publication date:2015-09-16Salient Issues and Scale Development
What's it about?This article identified the issues that Arab parents fight about with their children. The most common issues related to education, risky behavior, ...
Seeing eye-to-eye in Arab Canadian families
Published in:Journal of Adolescent Research
Publication date:2016-02-23Emerging Adult Perspectives
Tourist Behavioral Preferences Measure
Published in:PsycTESTS Dataset
Publication date:Not available
Tourists' strategies: An acculturation approach
Published in:Tourism Management
Publication date:2014-02-01
Student perceptions of international education and study abroad: a pilot study at York University, Canada
Published in:Intercultural Education
Publication date:2011-12-01
Conflict‐handling style measurement: a best‐worst scaling application
Published in:International Journal of Conflict Management
Publication date:2010-07-06
The acculturation gap-distress model: Extensions and application to Arab Canadian families.
Published in:Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology
Publication date:2015-01-01
Conflict management in Arab Canadian families
Published in:Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
Publication date:2014-04-30
The Relationship Between Perceived Parental Rejection and Adjustment for Arab, Canadian, and Arab Canadian Youth
Published in:Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
Publication date:2011-12-16