Across
- 4. State of being emotionally comfortable in a cultural context
- 5. People who are forced to relocate permanently
- 6. Short-term feeling of discomfort due to the lack of familiar cues in the environment
- 10. Stems from the inability to predict what someone will say or do
- 12. People who are forced to move from their country for a period of time
- 13. Ties with other people that part in mediating psychological health over time
- 15. Individuals maintain both their original culture and their daily interactions
- 20. Individual who retains their own culture while interacting minimally with others
- 21. Identity based on two or more cultural frames of reference
- 22. Individual who leaves primary cultural context and moves to a new one
- 23. inability to explain why people behave the way they do
- 25. Trial and error approach to coping with a new situation
- 26. Being between two or more cultural positions
- 27. Migrating across the borders of one or more nation-states
Down
- 1. identity Sense of in betweenness that develops as a result of frequent or multiple cultural border crossings
- 2. Lessening uncertainty in adapting to a new culture
- 3. Theory of cultural adaptation that suggests that sojourners experience another U-curve upon returning home
- 7. Individuals learn the rules and customs of new cultural context
- 8. Theory of cultural adaptation positioning that migrants go through fairly predictable phases in adopting to a new cultural situation
- 9. Seeks in-depth explanations of human experiences
- 11. individual learns new rules and customs of new culture
- 14. People who move into new cultural contexts for a limited period of time
- 16. People who come to a new country to settle more or less permanently
- 17. Being hesitant or withdrawn from the new environment
- 18. Individual gives up their own heritage and adopts mainstream identity
- 19. Ability to function in daily life in many different contexts
- 24. Compelling groups to live far apart from each other