Enculturation and Acculturation

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Across
  1. 2. individuals value their original culture, are afraid of losing it and, as a result, actively avoid contact with other cultures
  2. 5. individuals are open to change and not concerned about the loss of connection with their original culture
  3. 8. passing attitudes, behaviours and beliefs from one generation to the next
  4. 9. internalizing the norms of the dominant culture where you have migrated
  5. 10. individuals preserve their original values and beliefs, but at the same time explore relationships with other cultures
Down
  1. 1. the healthy migrant effect diminishes over time
  2. 3. people who recently migrated have a tendency to be healthier than their counterparts who stayed in the country of origin
  3. 4. individuals do not maintain their original culture, but neither do they seek contact with other cultures
  4. 6. the process by which people learn the necessary and appropriate norms in the context of their culture
  5. 7. the unique set of attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors specific to a particular culture