[1]. The cognitive-development model of social identity integration
[3]-براساس دادههای سرشماری تعداد مهاجران خارجی وارد شده به استان یزد در سال 1385، 1390 و 1395 بهترتیب 3624، 4246 و 51010 نفر بوده است. توزیع جغرافیای مهاجران افغانستانی براسااس سرشماری 1395 نشان میدهد که 81 درصد از مهاجران افغانستانی بهترتیب در استان تهران، خراسان رضوی، اصفهان، فارس، کرمان و یزد ساکن هستند.
[5]. identificational assimilation
[6]. unhyphenated identities
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