Running Head: Sensitive Period for Acculturation 1 Evidence for a ...

More documents

Recommendations

Info

SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR ACCULTURATION 16Author NotesThis research was funded by a grant from SSHRC (410-2008-0155) to Heine. We are grateful forthe cooperation of the immigrant association S.U.C.C.E.S.S. in helping to recruit participants.
Mainstream (n =202)B(β) σ b (σ β ) Sig.(p)English Rating 0.109( 0.132) 0.075(0.093) 0.147Study Version -0.266(-0.132) 0.175(0.086) 0.130Recruitment Pool 0.318( 0.149) 0.185(0.081) 0.087 .Gender 0.056( 0.036) 0.139(0.067) 0.689Years in Canada 0.008( 0.078) 0.017(0.073) 0.622Age of Immigration -0.024(-0.350) 0.007(0.102) 0.001 **Age*Years -0.003(-0.219) 0.001(0.089) 0.012 *Adjusted R-Squared = 0.287Heritage (n =207)B(β) σ b (σ β ) pEnglish Rating 0.088( 0.113) 0.067(0.087) 0.196Study Version 0.231( 0.116) 0.166(0.083) 0.165Recruitment Pool 0.159( 0.070) 0.179(0.079) 0.375Gender -0.011(-0.005) 0.131(0.064) 0.932Years in Canada 0.034( 0.057) 0.028(0.071) 0.216Age of Immigration 0.014(-0.031) 0.017(0.096) 0.424Age*Years -0.001(-0.087) 0.001(0.086) 0.317Adjusted R-Squared < 0Table 1: Unstandardised (Stadardised) Regression coefficients, their standard errors andsignificance values for Ordinary Least Squares models regressing mainstream andheritage culture identification on the interaction of AOI and YIC, controlling for theeffects of English ability (5-point self-rated scale), gender (Male>Female), recruitmentpool (undergraduates or Vancouver community) and study version (English or Chinese).n is the effective sample size for each statistical inference, after case-wise removal ofmissing values.
Page 3 and 4: SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR ACCULTURATION
Page 15: SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR ACCULTURATION

Running Head: Sensitive Period for Acculturation 1 Evidence for a ...

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?