Each of the following accurately describes aspects of dietary acculturation except one. Which one is the exception?

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When an individual moves from one country to another and is unable to find familiar foods, the search for similar foods and adjustment to food of the new locale is called dietary acculturation. Although first-generation immigrants typically have at least one native meal per day, because of dietary challenges in their new homeland, second-generation immigrants might not receive adequate dietary information from their parents. Consequently, second-generation immigrants can become deficient in key nutrients.

Each of the Following Accurately Describes Aspects of Dietary Acculturation