This study explores the association of perceived responsibility for loneliness and perceived control over loneliness on social adaptation and psychological adaptation among 109 second-generation Portuguese migrants to France. Analysis showed that rated perceived control was more highly associated with scores on social adaptation and psychological adaptation than perceived responsibility.

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psychological aspect Portugal France human statistics Ethnic Groups ethnic group Internal-External Control control Adaptation, Psychological Psychological Tests ethnology Humans Adolescent male Acculturation female adaptive behavior cultural factor psychologic test Article social adaptation migration Loneliness Transients and Migrants Social Adjustment