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Related construct
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95% conf. interval of Pearson r (N)
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English
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Arabic
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Farsi/Dari
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CSBS
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Mental Health: MCSa
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0.36–0.55 (248)
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0.32–0.39 (2645)
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0.39–0.54 (401)
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CSBS
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Life Satisfaction
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0.18–0.39 (265)
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0.25–0.32 (2731)
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0.11–0.29 (431)
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CSBS
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Number of People with whom to Share Private Thoughts and Feelings
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− 0.14 to 0.10 (265)
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0.03–0.11 (2734)
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− 0.05 to 0.14 (431)
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CSBS
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Frequency of Contact to People from the Country of Origin
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− 0.20 to 0.03 (265)
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0.00–0.08 (2727)
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− 0.08 to 0.10 (430)
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CSBS
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Frequency of Contact to Germans
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0.11–0.34 (265)
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0.13–0.20 (2726)
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0.09–0.27 (429)
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CSBS
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Frequency of Contact to Germans in Friend Group
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0.01–0.25 (264)
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0.12–0.19 (2711)
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0.03–0.22 (424)
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- All correlation coefficients display partial correlation coefficients; we control for the time since arrival in Germany (in years)
- aMental Component Summary Scale within the Short-Form Health Survey (SF-12). Scores range from 0 to 100 (from mental health languishing to flourishing) and its mean represents the average mental health of the German population in 2004 (for details see Tibubos & Kröger, 2020)
