32 34 Shared language, values and group identity-building may have particular importance, which may be significant in thinking about social support as experienced by migrants affected by many marginalising processes that impact well-being and social exclusion. 4 35 In this study, social support levels were more strongly associated with SDQ scores in children with non-migrant mothers than migrant mothers.
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