Exam 11: The Settlement of Refugee Families in Canada: Pre-Migration and Post-Migration Trajectories and Location in Canadian Society

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Most women who came to Canada through the Live-in Caregiver Program came to Canada ______________

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Question 21

"Satellite babies" is a term used to describe children more to young Chinese immigrants to Canada or the United States and sent to China, Taiwan, or Hong Kong to be cared for by relatives until the parents have achieved financial stability.

(True/False)

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Question 22

Why is it important to include both pre-migration and post-migration experiences in the study of newcomer families?

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Question 23

In 2015, the ______________ system was introduced and the government tied the point system to the National Occupational Category to determine labour market needs.

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Question 24

Immigrant women often find full-time work faster than immigrant men.

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Question 25

Boss (2004) proposed the ______________________, according to which immigrants and refugees experience a sense of cultural bereavement and an "ongoing state of ambiguity and uncertainty interfering with their capacity to mourn this loss and move forward."

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Question 26

Immigrant families are ____________ times more likely to live in overcrowded housing compared to white native-born families.

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Question 27

According to the World Migration Report (2020), approximately 3.5% of the world's population are migrants.

(True/False)

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Question 28

Discuss how the family is central to the migration and settlement experiences of newcomers.

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Question 29

What are the most significant challenges that newcomers face in Canada?

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Question 30

Discuss the common experiences of parenting in transnational families.

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Question 31

For "astronaut" families, it is usually the __________ who stay back in the home country.

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Question 32

Intersectionality is a frame of analysis that enables a comprehensive understanding of the structural roots of the experience of marginalization.

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Question 33

Migration is a life-changing experience that challenges established patriarchal power relations within the family.

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Question 34

Most newcomers coming to Canada arrive as ____________________

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Question 35

Canada's immigration policy is largely based on the immigration system introduced in which year?

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Question 36

The majority of Canada's immigrants come as part of the economic immigrant category. Short

(True/False)

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Question 37

What are some distinct challenges that newcomer fathers face post-migration?

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Question 38

Successful adaptation is the outcome of acculturation strategies and the host culture's policies and practices.

(True/False)

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Question 39

Which of the following helps explain the overrepresentation of immigrant and refugee children in the child protection system?

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Most women who came to Canada through the Live-in Caregiver Program came to Canada ______________

"Satellite babies" is a term used to describe children more to young Chinese immigrants to Canada or the United States and sent to China, Taiwan, or Hong Kong to be cared for by relatives until the parents have achieved financial stability.

Why is it important to include both pre-migration and post-migration experiences in the study of newcomer families?

In 2015, the ______________ system was introduced and the government tied the point system to the National Occupational Category to determine labour market needs.

Immigrant women often find full-time work faster than immigrant men.

Boss (2004) proposed the ______________________, according to which immigrants and refugees experience a sense of cultural bereavement and an "ongoing state of ambiguity and uncertainty interfering with their capacity to mourn this loss and move forward."

Immigrant families are ____________ times more likely to live in overcrowded housing compared to white native-born families.

According to the World Migration Report (2020), approximately 3.5% of the world's population are migrants.

Discuss how the family is central to the migration and settlement experiences of newcomers.

What are the most significant challenges that newcomers face in Canada?

Discuss the common experiences of parenting in transnational families.

For "astronaut" families, it is usually the __________ who stay back in the home country.

Intersectionality is a frame of analysis that enables a comprehensive understanding of the structural roots of the experience of marginalization.

Migration is a life-changing experience that challenges established patriarchal power relations within the family.

Most newcomers coming to Canada arrive as ____________________

Canada's immigration policy is largely based on the immigration system introduced in which year?

The majority of Canada's immigrants come as part of the economic immigrant category. Short

What are some distinct challenges that newcomer fathers face post-migration?

Successful adaptation is the outcome of acculturation strategies and the host culture's policies and practices.

Which of the following helps explain the overrepresentation of immigrant and refugee children in the child protection system?

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