Question

A new resident in a long-term care facility who was having difficulty adapting to the routine has begun participating in activities on a daily basis. Which stage of culture shock is this resident displaying?

Answer 1

Answer:

Beginning resolution also known as adjustment stage

Explanation:

At the beginning resolution stage of culture shock, also known as the adjustment stage begins to occur when travelers or new residents begin to get more acquainted and comfortable with the environment, the food, the people, and the culture. At this stage, it becomes easier to navigate because you now know your way around to an extent. Also, you begin to make friends and begin to learn the local language. It is at this activity that you also begin to participate in daily activities because you are now familiar with the people, the roads, the culture, and other factors, that you can easily blend in.