Stephenson Multigroup Acculturation Scale – SMAS

I understand English, but I am not fluent in English.

I am informed about current affairs in the United States.

I speak my native language with my friends and acquaintances from my country of origin.

I have never learned to speak the language of my native country.

I feel totally comfortable with (Anglo) American people.

I eat traditional foods from my native culture.

I have many (Anglo) American acquaintances.

I feel comfortable speaking my native language.

I am informed about current affairs in my native country.

I know how to read and write in my native language.

I feel at home in the United States.

I attend social functions with people from my native country.

I feel accepted by (Anglo) Americans.

I speak my native language at home.

I regularly read magazines of my ethnic group.

I know how to speak my native language.

I know how to prepare (Anglo) American foods.

I am familiar with the history of my native country.

I regularly read an American newspaper.

I like to listen to music of my ethnic group.

I like to speak my native language.

I feel comfortable speaking English.

I speak English at home.

I speak my native language with my spouse or partner.

When I pray, I use my native language.

I attend social functions with (Anglo) American people.

I think in my native language.

I stay in close contact with family members and relatives in my native country.

I am familiar with important people in American history.

I think in English.

I speak English with my spouse or partner.

I like to eat American foods.