There are two major types of adjustments that an expatriate must make when going on an overseas assignment.These are:
A)Pre-deployment adjustment and post-deployment adjustment
B)Direct adjustment and indirect adjustment
C)Anticipatory adjustment and in-country adjustment
D)Iterative adjustment and continuous adjustment

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct types of adjustments are anticipatory adjustment (preparation and planning before the assignment) and in-country adjustment (adjustments that must be made while living and working in the foreign country). Option A is not accurate because there is no term called post-deployment adjustment. Option B is not typical because it is not commonly used in the field. Option D is not relevant since the two types of adjustment are not related to iterative or continuous adjustment.

There Are Two Major Types of Adjustments That an Expatriate