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socialització Spanish
socialización 
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aculturació Spanish
endoculturación Synonyms
Examples for "acculturation"
Examples for "acculturation"
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Post-contact material is genuine Indian work more or less influenced by acculturation.
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And yet five thousand years of acculturation shaped the way they would interact.
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Economic status, race, religion, culture, and acculturation play an important role.
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Competing theories of acculturation-related risk are discussed and directions for future research are proposed.
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Topics included concept of disease, health care access, disease burden, acculturation, and socioeconomic factors.
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Family resources also mediated the relation between enculturation and depression.
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That was also over seventy years ago, when we hadn't perfected the enculturation protocols.
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Results: Findings from this study suggest that although enculturation was negatively associated with depression, this impact was no longer significant when multiple factors were examined.
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Surprisingly, results indicated that consonance in low levels of mother-adolescent enculturation was associated with the highest levels of externalizing symptoms (interaction term method).
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Campaigns and socialisation must also come with actions for a brighter future.
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As a form of socialisation for children, it strikes me as disastrous.
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She highlights the importance of socialisation in staying motivated to learn a language.
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Sharing and socialisation emerged as important themes that increased program satisfaction.
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Gender is the socialisation of boys and girls into masculinised and feminised individuals.
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Loneliness is not just a symptom of the human condition, caused by lack of socialisation.
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He said unstructured play had many clear benefits including increased creativity, leadership, responsibility and socialisation skills.
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Instead,it is a far more fundamental issue relating to the socialisation and education of our children.
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The great scheme of State Insurance was certainly an important step towards the socialisation of medicine.
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That economic doctrine advocates the socialisation of rent.
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That she had even asked him for advice marked a new high point in her socialisation process.
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We are products of a society where the hierarchisation of difference is entrenched through socialisation from birth.
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The Prime Minister said that the measures cover essentially anything deemed a "principal place of socialisation".
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A person with the syndrome has difficulties in the area of socialisation, communication and often has restricted interest.
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Australians trying to keep up with the rapidly expanding restrictions on socialisation will have to prepare for further bans.
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Not just around feeding and water, but also exercising, vaccinating, training and socialisation, and not to mention there is cost.