When the expatriate manager and his or her family are able to function effectively in two cultures, it is known as the ________ stage.

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Biculturalism refers to the ability of an individual or a family to function effectively in two cultures, which is the stage where the expatriate manager and their family are able to integrate themselves into the new culture while still maintaining their own cultural identity. Gradual adjustment refers to the initial period of adapting to a new culture, while honeymoon refers to the initial excitement of being in a new environment. Irritation and hostility refer to the stage where the individual or family experiences frustration and anger due to difficulties in adjusting to the new culture.

When the Expatriate Manager and His or Her Family Are