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International Journal of Global Mental Health, Innovation, Policy, Action, Culture & Transformation

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Correlational study of Sociocultural Adaptation, Resilience and Self Compassion among Tibetan Youth in Exile in India

Published in April-June (Vol. 2, Issue 2, 2026)

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Abstract

This study aimed to explore the relationships between sociocultural adaptation, self-compassion, and resilience among Tibetan youth living in exile. Due to the displacement from their homeland, it has created difficulties for the youth in exile in the aspects of social and cultural adaptations which includes cultural identity, language and unique psychological difficulties. In this study, it examined how the resources such as internal and external resources can affect their overall well-being and adjustment.

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Dechen Chonzom

Department of Psychology, Kris...

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Soumya Simon

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Chonzom & Simon (2026). Correlational study of Sociocultural Adaptation, Resilience and Self Compassion among Tibetan Youth in Exile in India. International Journal of Global Mental Health, Innovation, Policy, Action, Culture & Transformation, 2(2), xx-xx. DOI:https://doi.org/10.61113/impact.V2I2.1363

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