The most well-adjusted immigrants are those who abandon the language and customs of their country of origin and become like members of the dominant culture in their new host country.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The statement is a cultural stereotype and is not necessarily true for all immigrants. A well-adjusted immigrant may choose to maintain their cultural heritage and identity while also integrating into the dominant culture of their new host country. Cultural assimilation is not the sole determinant of successful integration and well-being in a new country.

The most well-adjusted immigrants are those who abandon the language and customs of their country of origin and become like members of the dominant culture in their new host country.

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