As described by Oberg, in the ________ stage of culture shock the expatriate and his or her family members come to understand and predict patterns of behavior, use the language, deal with daily activities, and accept their new life.

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The gradual adjustment stage involves the expatriate and their family members becoming more familiar with the new culture, gaining an understanding of the patterns of behavior, using the language, dealing with day-to-day activities, and accepting their new life. It is the third stage in the culture shock model proposed by Oberg.

As Described by Oberg, in the ________ Stage of Culture