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Voices from Japanese Graduate Students in the U.S. Exploratory Study

By Natsuko Kuwahara.

Published by The International Journal of Learning

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Japanese adult sojourners described their experiences in the U.S. Japanese males tended to associate negative adjectives with their US selves while females were more positive.

Keywords:	Japanese Adult Sojourners, International Students In The U.S., Gender Differences, Self-images, Second Language Acquisition, Cultural Adjustment

International Journal of Learning, Volume 12, Issue 11, pp.135-144. Article: Print (Spiral Bound). Article: Electronic (PDF File; 838.763KB).

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