Training for cross-cultural adjustment has a focus on helping international assignees and their families to do all of the following EXCEPT
A) become aware that behaviors vary across cultures.
B) provide practice in observing cultural differences in behavior.
C) build a mental map of the new culture.
D) develop an understanding of what they value in their own culture.

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The primary goal of cross-cultural adjustment training is to prepare individuals for the differences they will encounter in a new culture, not necessarily to develop an understanding of what they value in their own culture. This training focuses on awareness, observation, and understanding of the new culture rather than introspection about one's own cultural values.

Training for Cross-Cultural Adjustment Has a Focus on Helping International