Cultural change that occurs when groups come into prolonged contact and influence one another, acculturation, intercultural competence, The spread of interconnectedness across nations through trade, communication, and culture, globalization, cultural convergence, Identification with multiple cultural backgrounds and openness to the world, cosmopolitanism, assimilation, The ability to interact effectively across cultural boundaries, intercultural competence, Homogenisation, A process in which minority cultures adopt the dominant culture’s practices, multiculturalism, assimilation, The process of making cultures uniform or similar, multiculturalism, homogenization, Coexistence of diverse cultures within one society, multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism, Dominance of one culture’s values and norms over others, cultural hegemony, monoploy, Adoption of another culture’s elements without respect for their meaning, cultural pluralism, cultural appropriation, the blending of elements from different cultures to create new, mixed forms rather than one culture simply replacing another, cultural hybridization, cultural divergence, The process by which different cultures become more alike, cultural convergence, cultural divergence, The process of cultures becoming more distinct from one another, cultural divergence, cultural pluralism, Treating cultural elements primarily as commercial products, cultural commodification, cultural appropriation, the coexistence of different cultural groups within a society, cultural pluralism, transnationalism, complete control of the supply of particular goods or services, or a company or group that has such control, cultural imperialism, monopoly, the practice of conducting business by tailoring globally standardized products or services to fit local cultures, laws, and consumer preferences, Glocalisation, Globalisation, the weakening or loss of unique local cultural traditions, meanings, and identities when they are overwhelmed by dominant external forces like globalization, mass media, or rapid organizational growth., Cultural dilution, Cultural hegemony, Social, economic, or cultural connections that cross national borders, Transnationalism, cosmopolitanism, the process by which individuals or groups are pushed to the fringes of society, excluding their values, beliefs, and practices from mainstream norms, Cultural marginalisation, cultural homogenisation

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