The nurse practitioner sees patients in a community clinicthat is located in a predominately White neighborhood.After performing assessments on the majority of the patientsvisiting the clinic, the nurse notes that many of the minoritygroups living within the neighborhood have lost the culturalcharacteristics that made them different. What is the term forthis process?a. Cultural assimilationb. Cultural impositionc. Culture shockd. Ethnocentrism

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