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| within 12 ft or more of someone |
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| An admitted change of last name may indicate.... |
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| A person who is ..... may engage in frequent visits to their country of origin |
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| The nature of the process of acculturation is.... |
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| A core part of the social and economic engine that drives this country is.... |
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| THe process of being raised within a culture and knowing its characteristics |
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| The acculturation process related to learning a new culture is.... |
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| The acculturation process related to when a member of minority group becomes like the dominant group. |
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| the process by which a person develops a new cultural identity |
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| All facets of human behavior can be interpreted through the lens of... |
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| Many people tend to shy away from their... |
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| A major determinant of a person's ethnicity is..... |
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| observance of the beliefs and practices of one's traditional cutural belief system |
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| Japanese art or practice of using nonverbal communication |
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| Large system of communication that includes both verbal language and nonverbal signs and symbols |
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| to become absorbed into another culture and to adopt its characteristics. To develop a new cultural identity. |
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| process of adapting to another culture. to acquire the majority group's culture. |
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| patterns of cultural behavior related to life events that are followed within a given social group. |
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| observation of the beliefs and practices of one's acculturated belief system. |
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| nonphysical traits (values, beliefs, etc) shared by group of people and passed from one generation to the next. |
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| one's own cultural, ethnic, professional or social group is superior to others. |
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| one race is superior to other races. |
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| experience and meaning of unity |
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| source of meaning and unity |
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| every person applying for entry to US. Anyone not a US citizen. |
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| numerous ethnocultural backgrounds |
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| cultural group's sense of identification associated with group's common social and cultural heritage. |
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