When groups retain some social structures and institutions of their own but share others it is called:
A) Structural pluralism
B) Structural assimilation
C) Cultural assimilation
D) Cultural pluralism

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Structural pluralism refers to a situation where different groups retain some of their own social structures and institutions, while sharing others with the dominant group(s) in a society. This can involve sharing certain political, economic or educational institutions, while maintaining distinct cultural or religious practices. Structural pluralism acknowledges and accommodates group difference, without necessarily requiring full assimilation into the dominant culture.

When Groups Retain Some Social Structures and Institutions of Their