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Designing Human-Centric AI Experiencesian participants, the trade directly or indirectly motivated many other kinds of social, political, and ideological interactions. It would thus seem that these “economic” relationships are crucial to examining not only the rate and direction of cultural change but also the process by which it occurred.

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Arun K. Kulshreshth,Joseph J. LaViola Jr. Although recent research has increased our understanding of the relative importance of these factors for many regions, it is still difficult to identify broad patterns of similarity and variability because we do not yet have a clear picture of the full range of diversity that characterized European-Indian interactions.

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Structure and History of culture change in the contact period. Combining these sorts of data effectively is critical for understanding cultural change in the context of contact situations. It is worth exploring the kinds of problems we often encounter in combining these various data because the examination points to the

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