Robert park developed the straight-line model of assimilation, later refined by milton gordon. place the steps of a newly arrived immigrant becoming fully assimilated in order, according to gordon.

The steps according to Gordon are:

1. Cultural assimilation

2. Structural assimilation

3. Marital assimilation

4. identification assimilation

5. attitude reception assimilation

6. behavior reception assimilation

7. civic assimilation

Explanation:

Immigration is the displacement of a person from their home country/region to another country/region.

The sociologist Milton Gordon made a list of the aspects that immigrants must assimilate when they are in another country. These are the steps of the process of assimilation of immigrants:

1. Cultural assimilation: As a first step, people begin to familiarize themselves with the laws, customs, and language of the new country in which they are.

2. Structural assimilation: here, they begin the process of integrating groups similar to their cultures; likewise, they start to incorporate into places such as schools or churches.

3. Marital assimilation: After going through the first two steps, they begin to meet people from the country or other countries; on many occasions, they end up in marriages with people from different backgrounds.

4. identification assimilation: immigrant people begin to feel comfortable with the predominant culture in the country.

5. attitude reception assimilation: Prejudice is lost because it is not from the same country and feels more comfortable when accepted.

6. behavior reception assimilation: this begins when the immigrant ceases to be discriminated against for not being a native, and their conditions generally improve.

7. civic assimilation: in the last stage of adaptation, the immigrant is part of the country where he lives, feels respected, and there are no longer struggles for jobs or for demonstrating that the native is better than the immigrant.

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