If immigrants are in an uncomfortable cross-cultural situation that makes them anxious, they are most likely to respond in which way?

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When faced with uncomfortable cross-cultural situations that induce anxiety, individuals, including immigrants, are more likely to rely on simplistic ideas or stereotypes to manage their lack of knowledge. This is because under stress or anxiety, the cognitive capacity to process complex new information is reduced, leading to a fallback on simpler, more familiar cognitive shortcuts.

If Immigrants Are in an Uncomfortable Cross-Cultural Situation That Makes