Across
- 3. , the stage that as the traveler has taken the new culture and made it a part of her or himself.
- 4. process of losing some of our own culture
- 5. or “flex” stage, which reflects a growing sense of understanding and being able to live and succeed in the new culture.
- 6. refers to the process one goes through in adjusting to another culture
- 9. is when diasporic groups rub together against local cultures, each takes from the other in cultural blends that reflect
- 11. learning and adapting a new culture
- 12. individuals can fully embrace and identify with both cultures
- 14. leaning our own culture
- 16. the stage that is a time of happiness and excitement as one first arrives at a new culture.
Down
- 1. the dominant culture has a part in the sojourner’s approach by means of their attitudes toward strangers and minorities—to separate them intentionally or unintentionally,
- 2. is simply negation of guest culture existence, having no relations with them
- 5. adopting the behaviours and ways of thinking of host culture
- 7. allowing to maintain both group and new/dominant culture identities
- 8. individuals can fully embrace and identify with both cultures
- 10. to refer to a sense of “anxiety that results from losing all of our familiar signs and symbols of social intercourse”
- 13. the stage that represents a time of difficulty as one confronts ongoing cultural differences and loss of expected cues.
- 15. pot is expecting host culture to lose their own cultural identity to become like the mainstream