As described by Oberg, ________ refers to the stage in culture shock in which the manager and family members grow to accept and appreciate local people and practices, and are able to function effectively in two cultures.
A)gradual adjustment
B)honeymoon
C)biculturalism
D)irritation and hostility

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Oberg defines biculturalism as the stage in which the individual and family have learned to adapt and appreciate the host country's culture, and are able to function effectively in both their home and host cultures. The honeymoon stage is characterized by excitement and fascination with the new culture, gradual adjustment is the period of trying to get accustomed to the host culture, and irritation and hostility is the stage of frustration and negative feelings toward the host culture.

As Described by Oberg, ________ Refers to the Stage in Culture