The Matsui family came to Canada from Japan thirty years ago.They now speak English at home and the Matsui children date non-Japanese students at college.This family's story is closest to which of the following concepts?

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The Matsui family's story of speaking English at home and the children dating non-Japanese students at college indicate a process of assimilation, where they adopt the customs and culture of the host country while retaining some aspects of their own culture. Pluralism refers to the coexistence of different cultural groups in society, segregation refers to the separation of different groups, and miscegenation refers to the mixing of different races.

The Matsui Family Came to Canada from Japan Thirty Years