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Reframing Acculturation: When (and Why) Acculturation Science Warrants a Systems Explanation
Acculturation has always been understood as a process of change, and contemporary research examines that change from several complementary perspectives, including developmental trajectories, reciprocal intergroup relations, ecological contexts, situated cultural processes, and multilevel social chan
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