Intercultural Sensitivity.

The developmental stage of intercultural sensitivity that best fits me at this point in my life is the one listed as number five, Adaptation. I feel this way because I can evaluate other's behavior from their frame of reference in most instances, and can adapt my behavior to fit the norms of their culture, if needed. I am a very flexible person when it comes to cultural values. I know what I value, but I …

…It can be the difference between successful and unsuccessful work with parents. I think that once a person gets to stage four where they are at least accepting different cultures and understanding that behaviors can mean different things to different people they are on the right track. As long as they get through the stage three they will be able to have more successful experiences with parents and will be able to get along better.