Noorfarah Merali

Affiliations: 
Educational Psychology University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 
Area:
Counseling Psychology, Industrial Psychology, Ethnic and Racial Studies
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Bajwa J, Merali N. (2020) South Asian Albertan Men's Understandings of Spousal Violence. Violence Against Women. 1077801220945031
Ansion M, Merali N. (2017) Latino immigrant parents’ experiences raising young children in the absence of extended family networks in Canada: Implications for counselling Counselling Psychology Quarterly. 31: 1-20
Merali N. (2015) An Insider Viewpoint on Cultural Norms for Marriage and Mate Selection Relevant to Immigration Fraud Detection in South Asian International Arranged Marriages Cultural and Pedagogical Inquiry. 6
Merali N, Bajwa J, Yousaf T. (2015) Partner Inequities Related to Immigration Fraud in South Asian International Arranged Marriages Journal of International Migration and Integration. 16: 1157-1175
Merali N. (2015) Money is the root of all evil: Modern-day dowries in South Asian international arranged marriages Psychology of Gender Through the Lens of Culture: Theories and Applications. 37-54
Merali N. (2011) Predictors of maternal and paternal parenting stress in Central American refugee families with adolescent offspring Handbook of Parenting: Styles, Stresses, and Strategies. 351-369
Merali N. (2010) Marriage-based Migration and Human Rights Education: Where Does Canada Stand? Cultural and Pedagogical Inquiry. 2
Merali N. (2009) Experiences of South Asian brides entering Canada after recent changes to family sponsorship policies. Violence Against Women. 15: 321-39
Merali N. (2008) Theoretical frameworks for studying female marriage migrants Psychology of Women Quarterly. 32: 281-289
Tews L, Merali N. (2008) Helping Chinese Parents Understand and Support Children With Learning Disabilities Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 39: 137-144
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