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Diffusionism was an anthropological school of thought that attempted to explain the development of culture by looking at the origins of cultural traits and how they transferred from one community to the next. The belief that all cultures originated from a single culture center; the more reasonable view that cultures derived from a small number of culture centers (culture circles); finally, the belief that others influence each society but that the diffusion process is contingent and arbitrary. Diffusion can be described as spreading a cultural item from its original location to other locations. Acculturation is defined by Alfred Kroeber (1948) as "changes in one culture caused by interaction with another culture, resulting in the increased similarity between the two civilizations." Although this form of change can be reciprocal, it is frequently asymmetrical, resulting in the (typically partial) absorption of one culture into another. Kroeber believed that rather than being abrupt, acculturation occurs gradually. He linked the diffusion and acculturation processes by assuming that diffusion aids acculturation and is inextricably linked to distribution. He attempted to distinguish the two processes, claiming that diffusion is concerned with what happens to the cultural elements.
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