According to Pedersen’s research, a few other key indicators of culture shock may include the change in values by the host culture, emotional state of anxiety, depression or hostility, dissatisfaction with the new ways and an idealization of “the way things once were”. These indicators can also appear in stages or steps and could perhaps cause one to reevaluation both the new culture and their own culture, which leads us to the following question; what psychological steps or reactions occur during this adjustment process? According to Dr...
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According to Pedersen’s research, a few other key indicators of culture shock may include the change in values by the host culture, emotional state of anxiety, depression or hostility, dissatisfaction with the new ways and an idealization of “the way things once were”. These indicators can also appear in stages or steps and could perhaps cause one to reevaluation both the new culture and their own culture, which leads us to the following question; what psychological steps or reactions occur during this adjustment process? According to Dr...
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