Module 11 quiz

Sometimes individuals can integrate into and identify with both the native and the new culture. This notion is also known as (blank)? (Baldwin et al.)

Biculturalism

An immigrant's getting frustrated, confused, and unable to function effectively in the host country can be given as an example of which of the following stage of the U-curve

Crisis

During the late 15th century, Sephardi Jews, fleeting the Iberian Peninsula, took refuge in the Ottoman Empire, where they were welcomed and allowed to maintain both the Jewish identity as well as the one of the Ottoman. This historical case can be an early example of which of the following notion? (Baldwin et al.)

Cultural pluralism

(Blank) refers to anxiety that results from one's losing all of the familiar signs and symbols of social intercourse (Oberg, 1960). (Baldwin et al.)

Culture shock

"Unlearning" or losing some of one's native culture within the process of cross-cultural adaptation is called (blank). (Baldwin et al.)

Deculturation

Some factors may facilitate the process of cross-cultural adjustment. Which of the following can be some of these? Select all that apply. (Baldwin et al.)

Knowledge of the language Previous travel experience Flexibility Age

Including effectiveness and competence dimensions, intercultural communication has five aspects. Which of the following is NOT one of them? (Baldwin et al.)

Partial acculturation

Which of the following are the stages of the U-curve model of culture shock? Select all that apply. (Baldwin et al.)

Honeymoon flex crisis

Cross-cultural adaptation involves certain related issues. Select all that apply.

I got this one wrong

(Blank) refers to one's full or partial acceptance of a culture and identification with it. (Baldwin et al.)

Acculturation

In the case of a minority group's forgetting their own language and culture and adopting those of the dominant culture can be an example of which of the following notion? (Baldwin et al.)

Assimilation

One's ability to fit in and get tasks done within one's environment is also referred to as (blank)? (Baldwin et al.)

Sociocultural adjustment

Travelers abroad with the intent to return home within one to five years are called (blank). (Baldwin et al.)

Sojourners

Which of the models concerning cross-cultural adaptation regards the process as cyclical? (Baldwin et al.)

Stress-adaptation-growth model

There are different views and models regarding the notion of culture shock within the process of adjusting into a brand new culture. Which of the following is NOT one of them? (Baldwin et al.)

The W-curve

After a semester of study-abroad experience in France, Joan returns home and begins to criticize her native culture in the way she has never done before. This might be and example of which of the following difficulty of return culture shock? (Baldwin et al.)

Unrealistic expectations and disillusionment