Kim's theory quiz

After moving to Canada, Mei starts celebrating Thanksgiving and speaks mostly English at work, although she grew up in China speaking Mandarin and celebrating Chinese New Year. What concept best describes Mei's experience?

• Deculturation

• Acculturation

• Universalization

• Individuation

Daniel, who was raised in a conservative religious household, gradually stops attending services after living in a multicultural urban environment where most of his friends are non-religious. Which concept fits this situation?

• Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic

• Intercultural Personhood

• Deculturation

• Universalization

Sophia feels she doesn't fully belong to one specific culture but embraces aspects of many. She is comfortable adapting and connecting across cultural differences. What term best describes her identity?

• Intercultural Personhood

• Acculturation

• Individuation

• Bicultural Identity

Luca finds himself feeling anxious and confused after moving abroad for study. Over time, however, he starts to adapt, grow, and feel more competent in his new environment. Which concept is illustrated here?

• Deculturation

• Universalization

• Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic

• Intercultural Personhood

Leila, an Iranian artist in Berlin, sees all people as individuals beyond religion or nationality. She forms friendships based on personal values, not cultural background. Which idea best describes her approach?

• Acculturation

• Universalization

• Individuation

• Cultural Relativism

Jorge recognizes that every culture has different traditions but believes in the underlying human need for community, love, and dignity. What is Jorge demonstrating?

• Intercultural Personhood

• Individuation

• Deculturation

• Universalization

Tariq used to strongly identify only as Pakistani, but after years in London, he sees himself more as a global citizen. He feels at ease switching between cultures. Which term describes this identity shift?

• Intercultural Personhood

• Universalization

• Acculturation

• Culture Shock

Fatima is struggling emotionally in a new country because she misses her home culture but also feels pressure to fit in. She's anxious and unsure of who she is. What stage of identity development is she in?

• Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic

• Deculturation

• Acculturation

• Universalization

A high school student who is part Korean and part American chooses which cultural practices matter to her and defines herself not by her heritage but her unique personality. Which term applies?

• Biculturalism

• Individuation

• Universalization

• Acculturation

A Brazilian chef living in Tokyo adopts local cooking techniques while gradually cooking less Brazilian food at home. What process is happening?

• Universalization

• Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic

• Acculturation and Deculturation

• Intercultural Personhood