Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Practice Examination

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What is the final phase of culture shock?

  1. Adaptation or Resolution Phase

  2. Honeymoon Phase

  3. Crisis or Disintegration Phase

  4. Reorientation and Reintegration Phase

The correct answer is: Adaptation or Resolution Phase

The final phase of culture shock is known as the adaptation or resolution phase. In this phase, individuals begin to adjust and integrate into the new culture, finding ways to function and thrive in their environment. This adjustment often involves a deeper understanding of the new cultural norms, values, and practices, leading to increased comfort and a sense of belonging. In this stage, individuals have typically moved past the initial feelings of disorientation or frustration associated with the earlier phases of culture shock. They start to develop coping strategies, establish social connections, and engage more meaningfully with the local culture. This phase is critical for individuals to feel settled and ultimately satisfied in their new surroundings, which can significantly enhance their overall experience and well-being while living away from their home culture.