Efforts to cope with the problems in the crisis period gradually provide sojourners with new ways to live in the new culture. Sojourners begin to learn how to _______ and _______ appropriately to the new environment by following the social and cultural _______ of the host nation.

Transition shock is used to describe the physical and psychological discomforts experienced by sojourners trying to adapt to a new culture.

Culture shock takes various forms. One is role shock, which refers to ______. A: the distress we experience when trying to cope with the multitude of changes required by the host culture B: feeling of loss of personal status in a new environment C: the physical discomforts experienced by sojourners trying to adapt to a new culture D: the psychological discomforts experienced by sojourners trying to adapt to a new culture.

The crisis period is also called the _______ or ________ stage. During this stage, a person experiences what is called ___________. Sojourners in this period must directly face the _______ of the new culture on a day-to-day basis.

In<br/>which stage of intercultural adaptation have sojourners recovered or<br/>nearly recovered from the symptoms of culture shock and begun to<br/>work and play in the host culture with a feeling of enjoyment?() A: honeymoon<br/>period B: crisis<br/>period C: adjustment<br/>period D: appreciation<br/>period