culture shock

Teacher:

Adolfo Vilchez

Students:

Blanca Rodríguez

Gladys Peña
What’s culture shock?

It refers to feeling of confusing or anxiety that people may experience

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 The 4 stages of culture shock
1. The Honeymoon Stage.

 This is the euphoric phase when you’re fascinated by all the exciting
and different aspects of your new life: the sights, the food, the
weather, the pace of life, and cultural habits. However, unfortunately,
the honeymoon period must always come to an end.

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2. Negotiation Stage.
 The excitement gradually disappears you are continually faced with
difficulties or uncomfortable situations that may offend or make you
feel disconnected therefore you idealize the life you had. You may
also experience minor health as a result of the transition.

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 The 4 stages of culture shock
3. Adjustment Stage.
 This is the stage where life gradually starts to get better and routine
sets in. You begin to get your bearings and become more familiar
with the local way of life, food, and customs. So, you may have a
few friends or learn some of the languages.

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4. Adaptation Stage.
 You no longer feel isolated and lonely and are used to your new daily
activities and friends. While you may never get back to the
heightened euphoria you felt during the honeymoon stage, you’ve
now gained a strong sense of belonging and finally feel at home in
your new environment.

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 Some ways you can deal with
Culture Shock
Remember that it’s normal.
Make your own space.
Keep an open mind.
Explore.
Find something you really love
Set yourself a project
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THAN
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