The Acculturation Model refers to a framework used to understand how individuals or groups adopt the cultural traits or social patterns of another group, particularly when transitioning between cultures. This model is often discussed in the context of immigrants, refugees, and other groups encountering a new cultural environment. One of the most widely known formulations of the Acculturation Model was developed by John W. Berry in the 1980s.
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