Culture shock and awe
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The document discusses culture shock and intercultural competency, outlining the physiological and psychological impacts of culture shock including fears, threats, and resilience, and provides strategies for increasing effectiveness such as understanding best practices and recognizing signs of culture shock to minimize its effects. It also presents a model of the culture shock process involving honeymoon, adjustment and adaptation, crisis, and recovery phases.
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- 2. Awareness Physiological Impact Culture Shock Psychological Impact Adjustment Fears and Threats Resilience Increase Effectiveness Best Strategic Solutions Practices
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