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      <pubDate>2017-02-22 19:16:25 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>Introduction Background</strong><br> IGS students interactions with host students - beneficial - academically and in other ways.<br>Frequency of interactions related to adjustment<br><br><strong>Social Capital Theory</strong><br>access is unequally distributed - relationships help access capital - IGS who build relationships with host community have greater access.<br><br>frequency of interaction low<br><br>Variables involved: a,b,c<br><br><em>Purpose of study</em> - examine social patterns of IGS from every world region<br>(which variables are predictive of establishing relationships with Americans, social capital theory as predictor of interaction patterns)<br>framework on page 675<br><br><strong>Methods</strong><br>497 IGS surveyed - mail in survey<br>9 independent variable...<br><br><strong>Results</strong><br>frequency of socialization<br>social patterns by region<br>frequency interactions compared,are regarding them<br>most important factors<br><br><br><strong>Discussion</strong><br>Theoretical framework revised - social interactions related to <strong><em>Campus Engagement</em></strong><br><br><strong>Recommendations</strong><br>Promoting casual cross cultural interactions<br>help isolated IGS take advantage of cultural learning opportunities<br>Assist ISG gaining access to institutional resources.<br><br>Possible Summary Source ID Statements:<br>Author Andrea Trice (2004), in her article, "Mixing it up....", finds Campus Engagement ....<br>(take away) - to be important for IGS academic experiences.....</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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