The Bases of Human Behaviour
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Activity . unidirectional, which meant that all people confronting the problem of change would move from a traditional state to a state of modernity. However, studies carried out with immigrants to western countries and native or tribal people in different parts of the world have revealed that people have various options to deal with the problem of acculturative changes. Thus, the course of acculturative change is multidirectional. Make an attempt to find out people who have lived for an extended period of time in different cultures. Interview and ask them to give some examples of cultural differences and similarities in attitudes, norms, and values.
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Activity . unidirectional, which meant that all people confronting the problem of change would move from a traditional state to a state of modernity. However, studies carried out with immigrants to western countries and native or tribal people in different parts of the world have revealed that people have various options to deal with the problem of acculturative changes. Thus, the course of acculturative change is multidirectional.
Make an attempt to find out people who have lived for an extended period of time in different cultures. Interview and ask them to give some examples of cultural differences and similarities in attitudes, norms, and values.
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