13 Questions
What is the primary emotion experienced during the Shock Stage?
Confusion and loneliness
What might happen if you meet someone from your own country during the Shock Stage?
You will become dependent on them
What is the outcome of the Adjustment Stage if successful?
You will learn to deal with the differences and develop a positive attitude
What is the primary characteristic of the Acceptance Stage?
You will develop a bicultural identity
What might happen during the Adjustment Stage?
You will have the occasional crisis
What is the relationship between the Shock Stage and the Adjustment Stage?
The Shock Stage is a prerequisite for the Adjustment Stage
What happens to individuals who do not get to the adjustment stage?
They stay in the shock stage
What is the primary goal of the adjustment stage?
To deal with the differences and integrate the new culture with one's own beliefs
What is the result of successful integration into the new culture?
Developing a bicultural identity
What is the primary challenge of re-entry shock?
Being misunderstood by others who have not changed
What happens during re-entry shock?
Individuals return to their home country and feel like a stranger
What is the relationship between the adjustment stage and re-entry shock?
The adjustment stage leads to re-entry shock
What is the outcome of accepting the new culture?
Individuals experience personal growth and change
Learn about the second stage of expatriate adjustment, where cultural differences can lead to feelings of frustration, loneliness, and dependency on others from your own culture. Understand the common emotions and behaviors exhibited during this stage.
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