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- Acculturation is one of several forms of culture contact, and has a couple of closely related terms, including assimilation and amalgamation.
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Feb 27, 2014 · For those who actually like other cultures (as opposed to simply being "less intolerant"), there's always OED's xenophil adj. (also xenophile) fond of or attracted by foreign things or people; also as noun, such a person. – FumbleFingers. Feb 26, 2014 at 22:34.
- tolerant would fit. 1 willing to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from your own 2 An individual can be tolerant, and so can...
- multicultural is the current mainstream intellectual word for this.
- Cosmopolitan may suit your needs depending on the connotations you're after. It suggests an awareness of global culture and is also an antonym of...
- I've heard the word 'inclusive' used to describe this kind of behavior in the corporate setting.
- I would say that the person would be open-minded or an internationalist .
- Culturally competent . Cultural competence is a set of congruent behaviors, attitudes, and policies that come together in a system, agency or amo...
- Such an organization or person is pluralistic , or "culturally pluralistic" if you want to avoid any confusion with other meanings of pluralism (...
- Cultural Hospitality feels like it encompasses openness and eagerness. I bet langauges other than English have just the right word!
noun. ac· cul· tur· a· tion ə-ˌkəl-chə-ˈrā-shən. a-. Synonyms of acculturation. 1. : cultural modification of an individual, group, or people by adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture. the acculturation of immigrants to American life. also : a merging of cultures as a result of prolonged contact. 2.
- Power Distance. This is the degree to which people in a society expect to be equal. Carl Nassar, PhD, LPC, a professional counselor in Denver, CO, had this to say about power distance.
- Individualism vs. Collectivism. This is the degree to which people focus on their groups. Individualistic societies, like the United States, strongly value personal achievement and focus on individual needs, whereas in collectivist societies, achievements and decisions are made with the group in mind.
- Masculinity vs. Femininity. This is the preference for masculine versus feminine traits in a society. In Hofstede's theory, masculine traits include assertiveness, competitiveness, power, and material success, while feminist traits include nurturing relationships, a good quality of life, and caring for others.
- Uncertainty Avoidance. This dimension deals with how much a society can cope with uncertainty of the future. While every culture must deal with this, cultures with high uncertainty avoidance rely on their set rules and structures about the way things are done to deal with it, whereas those with low uncertainty avoidance are more relaxed.
multicultural. adjective. Definition of multicultural. as in international. relating to or including many different cultures a multicultural society. Synonyms & Similar Words. Relevance. international. multinational. multilateral. multiculti. external. foreign. strange. alien. nonnative. naturalized. introduced. transplanted. foreign-born.
Synonyms for CULTURE: civilization, education, accomplishment, cultivation, literacy, refinement, manners, knowledge; Antonyms of CULTURE: barbarism, philistinism, ignorance, illiteracy, barbarianism, parochialism, provincialism, rusticity.
