Identify an area of interest, search the online library databases, and carefully acquire and read 10-13 different peer-reviewed articles relating to this topic. Select 10 or more peer-reviewed articles related to your topic to create article notes. These may be from your EDCO 770 course (previously EDCO 737) (if you’ve taken this course). Most of the articles should be relatively recent (last 10 years). You will create one or more notes for each citation.
Notes must include a citation and a few sentences to a paragraph for each article. Be careful to only cite sources of original research, and do not reference information that is presented in an author’s literature review. (If you read information in a literature review that you would like to include, look up the citation and find the original research.) Your notes on an article can be as brief as a single sentence. Treat each sentence as its own “citable unit” that you can use as a building block for paragraphs in the Literature Review Draft Assignment.
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Article Notes: A Phenomenological Study of the Experiences of Nostalgia and Depression in
Adult Immigrants
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Article Notes: A Phenomenological Study of the Experiences of Nostalgia and Depression in
Adult Immigrants
Impacts of Nostalgia
1. In various settings, nostalgia has been linked to higher hedonic welfare, such as life
satisfaction and happiness. Additionally, nostalgia enhances eudaimonic well-being and
favorable connections. (Hepper & Dennis, 2023). It also reduces risks to eudaimonic
well-being.
2. Nostalgia has ramifications for the future. Experiments using artificial nostalgia have
improved optimism through social connection, self-esteem, and a sense of being accepted
and valued (Cheung et al., 2016). However, these effects are exclusive to people who
exhibit strong trait nostalgia. For instance, more optimism was indirectly linked to those
more likely to experience nostalgia-induced nostalgia through higher self-esteem and
social connectivity.
3. Nostalgia offers social, existential, and self-oriented advantages. The results of examining
the existential, social, and self-oriented consequences of nostalgia alone and in
combination supported this conclusion (Frankenbach et al., 2021). People who are both
high and low on the neuroticism scale are likely to gain psychologically from nostalgic
thinking.
4. Nostalgia sparked by a previous encounter with an in-group immigrant can enhance
sentiments toward out-group immigrants. According to Gravani et al. (2018), those who
felt nostalgia reported higher levels of social connectivity, inclusion of the out-group in
their self, out-group trust, and positive out-group attitude. Moreover, nostalgia for a