Berry (1997) describes acculturation as the process of cultural and psychological change that occurs when groups from different cultures come into contact. This post explores the dimensions of ...

"Acculturation" is the process in which people with a migration background navigate a path between, on the one hand, retaining the culture of their country of origin and on the other, adapting to ...

Dietary acculturation may increase the risk of heart disease for people of Hispanic or Latino heritage in the U.S., according to a study published in Circulation.

In the world of social and cultural psychology, John W. Berry needs no introduction. The very field of acculturation owes a great deal to him and his four-fold model of acculturation strategies. 1 ...

J Prim Prev. 2009;30(3):215-263. Along with the positive direct effect of higher adolescent U.S. cultural involvement on engagement in youth violence, three studies examined acculturation as a ...

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Organizations with low turnover (those who lose less than 10% of employees in the first year) show a very different approach to acculturation and talent development.

Upon successful completion of the Civilian Acculturation Pilot program, TRADOC will recommend integration Army-wide in fiscal year 2015.