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Sociocultural Approach - Cultural influences on individual attitudes,…

- - - - integration
        
        interest in adopting the behaviors and values of the new culture, while still maintaining the original culture.
      - separetion
        
        maintain their own culture and minimize contact with the new culture.
      - assimilation
        
        abandons their original culture and adopts the cultural behaviors and values of their new culture
      - marginlization
        
        not really possible to maintain one’s original culture, but because of exclusion or discrimination, it is not possible to assimilate into the new culture.
  - - - strong sense of African-American identity led to the Civil Rights movement.
      - The salience of this cultural identity led to a sense of empowerment that motivated people to take action to change the institutionalized discrimination that existed at that time.
    - - contributing to the hardening of oppositional attitudes toward the majority culture.