каталонский
aculturació испанский
endoculturación 
The adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture.
португальский
assimilação испанский
asimilación 1
If you choose a more efficacious method of assimilation, it takes longer.
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I refer to literature; in that, assimilation is neither probable nor desirable.
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This assimilation is useful in practical life and necessary in most sciences.
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In 2008 he caused uproar by warning Germany's largest minority against assimilation.
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It prevents the reading of anything in full, and its satisfactory assimilation.
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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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Duncan remembered his own alienation as a junior associate, the sometimes painful acculturation process.
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No associations were found between Mexican acculturation and any sleep outcomes in adjusted analyses.
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Conclusion: Higher acculturation was associated with poorer diet and physical activity behaviors and greater PPWR.
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No significant differences in substance use were detected among acculturation types posttreatment or at follow-up.
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Participants also completed measures of demographic factors and acculturation.
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Less is known about acculturation and pulmonary function measures.
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This is part of the broader process of acculturation-that is, breaking through experiences of language.
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It took a lot of taming, or acculturation, for sex to become an intimate affair.
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Data on cardiovascular risk factors, level of acculturation and reasons for seeing the GP were collected.
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Lower acculturation is associated with higher odds of a LR profile among women but not men.
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Communication requires a shared substratum, which is established in an acculturation process that takes many generations.
