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Answer: BICULTURALISM.
Explanation: Biculturalism can be simply defined as the state whereby an individual is ADAPTED to two SEPARATE cultures.
Kalervo Oberg born 1901 was a Canadian anthropologist. Oberg is best known for applying the term culture shock to all people who travel abroad into new cultures. He identified 4 stages of culture shock which are;
1) Honeymoon
2) Negotiation
3) Adjustment
4) Adaptation also known as the bicultural stage.
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About me, I live in an Asian country having a rich culture especially in religious festivities. There is a close relationship when it comes to family. Specifically, children don't necessarily separate from their family once they reach 18. Also, grandparents are very well taken care of personally by the family.
I would definitely add to the diversity, knowing that Asian culture is very different from the Western. In this way, my culture would add more intellect and understanding from all students. Moreover, it would widen the prespectives on social inequality and induce a community free of bias and prejudice.
Answer:
Social system morality.
Explanation:
Kohlberg developed a new model (three levels with two stages each) because he thought Piaget's was simplistic.
The social system morality stage is characterised as fulfilling social duties in order to keep the social system going and the moral jugdment as avoiding critisism by a respected authority.
In this case, Rebecca is fulfilling her social duties (not breaking the law (a social convention)) whilst avoiding the critisism. Hence, she is in the social system morality stage.
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