Fig 1.
Measurement model for psychological well-being scale.
Confirmatory factor analysis results using SEM are provided.
Fig 2.
Factorial diagram for acculturation stress scale.
Confirmatory factor analysis results using SEM are provided.
Table 1.
Comparison of nested models for acculturation stress scale.
Chi squared difference was used to compare both 4 factors and 4 factors and a second order factor models. Inferential statistics are provided.
Fig 3.
Measurement model for rooting scale with host country.
Confirmatory factor analysis results using SEM are provided.
Table 2.
Direct, indirect and total effects.
Indirect (IE), direct (DE) and total efects (TE) of acculturation stress on psychological wellbeing are provided.
Fig 4.
Structural model for the mediating effect of rooting with the host country in the relationship between perceived discrimination and psychological well-being.
Indirect, and direct effects are shown on this figure for perceived discrimination as independent variable.
Fig 5.
Structural model for the mediating effect of rooting with host country in the relationship between distance difficulties with origin and psychological well-being.
Indirect, and direct effects are shown on this figure for distance difficulties with origin as independent variable.
Fig 6.
Structural model for the mediating effect of rooting with the host country in the relationship between legal problems and citizenship and psychological well-being.
Indirect, and direct effects are shown on this figure for legal problems and citizenship as independent variable.
Fig 7.
Structural model for mediating effect of rooting with the host country in the relationship between social problems in the relationship with other migrants and psychological well-being.
Indirect, and direct effects are shown on this figure for problems with other migrants as independent variable.