enculturation

For the most part, musical skills are acquired through enculturation.

Gender enculturation is often seen as the cause for the discrepancy.

In others, the word may cover both deliberate and informal enculturation.

The process by which a child acquires his or her own culture is referred to as enculturation.

Feral children lack the basic social skills that are normally learned in the process of enculturation.

Enculturation and diffusion are not the only explanations for the common circle dance rituals.

Westernization can also be related to acculturation and enculturation.

Art serves as a tool of education, or indoctrination, or enculturation.

Although, in many ways Enculturation duplicates the norms and traditions of previous generations.

Enculturation is a powerful influence on music memory.

Through participation and enculturation within different communities, agents express knowing through action.

Despite the universality of music, enculturation has a pronounced effect on individuals' memory for music.

At this stage, it's the true coming of the adolescent's "enculturation" into a system of social hypocrisy.

Its function is in a word, enculturation" (p. 175).

Note that this is a recent development, as acculturation in some literatures has the same meaning as enculturation.

The degree of similarity between the cultures of each successive generation through enculturation may vary.

Another aspect of anthropology prior to ethnoscience is enculturation.

We also learn about our culture through social groups and through work, by experience and social interaction, sometimes called enculturation.

OCoPs allow for the enculturation of newcomers to a practitioners' community.

Enculturation is sometimes referred to as acculturation, a word recently used to more distinctively refer only to exchanges of cultural features with foreign cultures.

Tomasello also works on child language acquisition as a crucially important aspect of the enculturation process.

Enculturation is related to socialization.

Enculturation, Fall 2001.

I have described the enculturation of these orientations elsewhere (Robarchek 1977a, 1979a).

Knight contends in response to these arguments that though sexual desire is natural, human desire for children is a product of enculturation.