Acculturation is a two-way process through which an individual or group from one culture adopts behaviors and values of another culture while still retaining their own culture. There are five main strategies for acculturation: assimilation, separation, integration, marginalization, and transmutation. Assimilation involves fully embracing the new culture while separation maintains the original culture. Integration balances maintaining the original culture and adopting aspects of the new culture. Marginalization rejects both cultures, and transmutation blends cultures into a new combined culture.