Assimilation is a process through which individuals or groups adopt the cultural traits of another group, often leading to a reduction in cultural distinctiveness. It plays a critical role in the integration of immigrants into a new society, affecting language, customs, and social norms.

Assimilation

cultural traits

cultural distinctiveness

integration of immigrants

new society

Language is a structured system of communication used by humans, consisting of sounds, symbols, or gestures that convey meaning. It is a cognitive faculty that enables individuals to express thoughts, emotions, and intentions, facilitating social interaction and cultural transmission.

language

customs

Social norms are the unwritten rules that govern behavior in society, influencing how individuals act and interact within their cultural context. They shape expectations, promote conformity, and can vary significantly across different communities and cultures, affecting everything from daily interactions to broader societal structures.

social norms

The Foundations of Phonetics and Phonology

Cultural Dominance in the Context of BNWO

The Foundations of Cultural Identity

Loss of Cultural Identity

Stages of Cognitive Growth

Linking and Reductions

Cultural Adaptation

Relevant Degrees

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