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The study focuses on the mental health and subjective well-being (SWB) of   Serbian immigrants of the first generation in Canada. We wanted to examine if   perceived discrimination, sense of control, self-esteem and perceived   multiple discrepancy affect their mental health and SWB. Our results indicate   that self-esteem and sense of control have a positive effect on mental health   and all aspects of the SWB, while the perceived discrimination and perceived   multiple discrepancy negatively affect SWB and mental health. Self-esteem was   the most salient predictor of mental health, while the perceived multiple   discrepancy was the most salient predictor of life satisfaction of Serbian   immigrants

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The influence of perceived discrimination, sense of control, self-esteem and multiple discrepancies on the mental health and subjective well-being in Serbian immigrants in Canada