Blank 1 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is how we learn to behave in a culture by following what our parents do/say.Blank 2 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is when we feel as if we have more than one culture.Blank 3 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is the stage shortly after arriving in a new country/culture when we feel very happy and positive and everything appears to be going well. Blank 4 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is when we have successfully adapted to a new culture but still feel comfortable in our old culture. Blank 5 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is our second culture learning.Blank 6 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is when we reject the new culture and wish to only keep our original culture. Results in migration "clusters".Blank 7 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is how we learn to behave in a culture through formal learning.Blank 8 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is how we learn to behave in a culture through reward and punishment.Blank 9 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is the rejection of own culture and adoption of cultural values of the new culture/country.Blank 10 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this means that a culture is not judged by the standards or norms of one's own culture.Blank 11 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is how one deals with living in a new country/culture and could include observation and inquiry but could also include criticism and withdrawal.Blank 12 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is an awareness that one's basic assumptions about life and one's familiar ways of behaving are no longer appropriate or functional.Blank 13 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is the term given to our first culture learning.Blank 14 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is the belief that our own culture is the "best and or superior" one. Judgement of other cultures is made from the perspective of one's own.Blank 15 Question 1[select: , ethnocentrism, acculturation, conditioning, separation, cultural identity, integration, assimilation, imitation, culture shock, coping strategy, cultural relativism, honeymoon, enculturation, indoctrination, bi-cultural] this is the term given to how we see ourselves and can include geography, age, gender, religion etc.多重下拉选择题