As missionaries continued to exert their influence, other agents of change accelerated the acculturation of the tribe. |
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As with the rest of Native Americans, the Inuit acculturation and assimilation patterns were more the result of coercion than choice. |
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There are a few groups that have avoided acculturation and maintained the traditional lifestyle they brought from the homeland. |
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Problems of isolation, acculturation, and integration have been challenges for the host society. |
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The valuing of both a distinct ethnic identity and intergroup contact defines the integration mode of acculturation. |
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There is a growing consensus that acculturation should be considered when conducting research with Hispanic populations. |
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This complexity was demonstrated by results of the unique combinations we found between acculturation and family cohesiveness. |
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They have resisted acculturation by constructing social fences around their community. |
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Continued use of their native language and dialect sustains homeland ties and delays acculturation. |
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The questions were primarily based on the research on cultural adjustment and acculturation. |
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He probably went through a long process of acculturation and adjustment into the cult-like environment of his new reality. |
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Other factors that influenced dietary acculturation were ethnic identity, length of exposure to and participation in the new country. |
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Structural anthropology addresses many of the acculturation and identity issues that affect individual behavior. |
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But assimilation and acculturation usually mean the erosion of the cultural and social life of the immigrant group. |
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Since acculturation is ultimately a personal choice, degrees of assimilation will vary from individual to individual. |
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These immigrant churches weathered acculturation and assimilation better than other immigrant institutions. |
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Many of the earliest kindergartens in the United States served the purpose of easing the acculturation of newly arrived immigrant children. |
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Wilson was impressed with the acculturation and prosperity of the Chickasaws. |
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The Winnemucca family consistently urged Paiutes toward accommodation of non-Indians and selective acculturation. |
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Among the psychosocial variables, both enculturation and acculturation did not have any significant effect on the internalizing problems. |
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Women are in the front line of this acculturation process, whether they like it or not. |
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More importantly though, these differences also suggest that acculturation patterns vary across ethnic groups in general. |
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There was no need for integration and acculturation, and Russians maintained their sense of ethnic identity and confidence in belonging to a privileged class. |
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Within acculturation research and theory, such a bonding experience is not unique. |
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For example, higher acculturation has been found to be related to higher income and education as well as to alcohol use and to lower family cohesion. |
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It was found that adolescents' level of acculturation and acculturative stress did not appear to have a significant influence on their problem behaviors. |
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Based on theoretical interests in family socialization, acculturation, ethnic identity and ethnic self-images, a developmental perspective was deemed appropriate. |
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Ethnic identity is not presented as synonymous with acculturation, which is viewed here in its narrowest sense as the acquisition of host culture traits. |
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Both our countries are very much aware of the historical and environmental forces that lead to language transfer and acculturation. |
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The third paper will then evaluate the acculturation environment in other countries to provide additional context. |
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In fact it is perhaps no longer necessary to emigrate to become the victim of acculturation. |
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It should also be remembered that the process of acculturation takes time and that everyone adapts at different rates. |
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For several decades they had adapted to the fur trade, responding to the economic opportunities it afforded and the slow acculturation. |
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Notably, it was apparent that among the first generation, acculturation patterns varied significantly between ethnic groups. |
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Furthermore, in Argentina, school continues to be a tool for acculturation that does not respect indigenous culture. |
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His family is a case study in the acculturation process he now trumpets. |
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Due to the fact that those who pursue consonant acculturation patterns are somewhat psychologically acculturated, it is possible that this pattern may facilitate further integration at a later date. |
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At a time when globalization, with the attendant risks of uniformization and acculturation, is making this one of the burning issues of the moment, we must lose no time in getting to grips with it. |
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It boasts an in-store café, a theatre, a hair salon and a hospital, all, of course, for the doll's respite, acculturation, makeover and primary care. |
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Children's literature designed for entertainment rather than self-improvement, aiming at emotional expansion rather than acculturation, usually develops late. |
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Conscience, usually informed by acculturation and instruction, is thus generally understood to give intuitively authoritative judgments regarding the moral quality of single actions. |
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Any examination of culture raises the issue of acculturation, be it voluntary, as in the case of Japan, or involuntary, as in the case of many other countries. |
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It would lead meanwhile, and paradoxically, to the ghettoisation of our societies, to the blurring of identities, and to the acculturation of all, whether migrants or the original inhabitants of the host country. |
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So, the state decides to educate children in the white ways, in order to speed up assimilation and acculturation that will benefit everyone, white and indian. |
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For those individuals from ethno-cultural minority communities, the process of coming out is often more difficult, and is undertaken in a context of acculturation and racism. |
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The content divide, which is a linguistic and cultural divide, is a worrying indicator of the risk of acculturation of populations that gain access and have no choice of content in their mother tongue. |
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Research on acculturation has not really disaggregated whether perceptions of one form of discrimination is more closely associated with the patterns described above. |
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She is currently establishing a project that will use photography as a means of exploring the acculturation process of refugee children who have recently settled in Ottawa. |
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They do not have the same concerns of acculturation, yet despite their often mainstream appearance and behaviour, they still have to struggle with racism and exclusion, particularly in childhood and adolescence. |
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Is it authentic for a patriarchic theory of acculturation to be applied to women? |
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They then dominated a process of acculturation to Germanic language and material culture. |
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This language was not just the language of acculturation, but through the stories, poetry and oral traditions became the agency of change. |
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Additionally, cultural ideas may transfer from one society to another, through diffusion or acculturation. |
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Because of geographic proximity, acculturation with Ethiopia was always strong, and the royal family traces its ancestry to this queen. |
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Practices of childrearing, acculturation, and emic views on personality and values usually follow after sections on social structure. |
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Some scholars also believed assimilation and acculturation were synonymous. |
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It was the process of acculturation, transforming barbarians into Chinese, that created the great bulk of the Chinese people. |
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Among the features he finds common to them are the complexity of scripturalism, strategies in the quest for purity, and selective modernization and controlled acculturation. |
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In this endeavor, the church came to play an important role in the acculturation of the natives, drawing them into the cultural orbit of the Spanish settlers. |
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