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the effort to achieve them.
Stages of Culture shock
Stage
Signs
Coping Strategies
Reintegration
(3-6 months)
Becoming Functional (6 months)
▪ a sense of standing up to the things and people that are frustrating you
▪ join a language course
▪ look after yourself, exercise, avoid alcohol
▪ get out, be with people ▪ continue language practice ▪ keep busy ▪ set daily goals and make
observation, asking locals and other foreigners
-
Stage
Stages of Culture shock
Signs
CoBiblioteka Baiduing Strategies
Honeymoon (2-8 weeks)
▪ new experiences are exciting
Lack of direction Not knowing:
▪ What to do? ▪ How to do things? ▪ When to do things?
-
What is culture Shock?
Physical symptoms
headaches, fatigue, loss of appetite, diarrhea
-
What is culture Shock?
“Cultural shock is caused by the anxiety resulting from losing all our familiar signs and symbols when we move to a new environment” (Oberg, 1958).
"rude", "dirty", "lazy“
However Opportunities!
▪
Learn new perspectives
1. Develop better unde-rstanding of yourself
Cause of Culture Shock?
Conflict and uncertainty between our values/rules and those of the new culture anxiety cultural shock BUT: Appropriate behaviour can be learned
▪ daily frustrations can build into disillusionment
▪ the good things of home loom large
-
▪ be a tourist ▪ send postcards home
▪ make contacts in clubs and associations, sign up for some activities
▪ feel fortunate for having the opportunity to move abroad.
▪ people are friendly and you smile a lot, you're in control
Disintegration (2-3 months)
▪ your own sense of culture is not threatened
Surviving among aliens: Managing Culture Shock
-
Culture Shock
Who am I?
How to adapt to an international exchange experience successfully??
-
Purpose:
1. What is culture Shock?
▪ continue language study
▪ spend time with people who enjoy being there
▪ keep writing to people back home
▪ try new things, and explore the culture
Behaviour towards people
1. Don't speak the language…
impatient, exasperated
2. Systems of work (Differ/Wrong)…
anger, frustration
3. Aggression/ Racism towards locals…
▪ a sense of comfort operating in the host culture
▪ you're helping others get through their adjust-ments
▪ build your network of friends
▪ take that holiday you booked
▪ determination to work things out and get things done
▪ feel in control and positive again about where you are
▪ self-understanding and more tolerance of others
▪ Symptoms ▪ Stages ▪ Causes
2. How to cope with it?
▪ General strategies ▪ Observe & modify your own ways of doing
things
▪ Verbal & non-verbal communication style ▪ Tips for Finland
Stages of Culture shock
Stage
Signs
Coping Strategies
Reintegration
(3-6 months)
Becoming Functional (6 months)
▪ a sense of standing up to the things and people that are frustrating you
▪ join a language course
▪ look after yourself, exercise, avoid alcohol
▪ get out, be with people ▪ continue language practice ▪ keep busy ▪ set daily goals and make
observation, asking locals and other foreigners
-
Stage
Stages of Culture shock
Signs
CoBiblioteka Baiduing Strategies
Honeymoon (2-8 weeks)
▪ new experiences are exciting
Lack of direction Not knowing:
▪ What to do? ▪ How to do things? ▪ When to do things?
-
What is culture Shock?
Physical symptoms
headaches, fatigue, loss of appetite, diarrhea
-
What is culture Shock?
“Cultural shock is caused by the anxiety resulting from losing all our familiar signs and symbols when we move to a new environment” (Oberg, 1958).
"rude", "dirty", "lazy“
However Opportunities!
▪
Learn new perspectives
1. Develop better unde-rstanding of yourself
Cause of Culture Shock?
Conflict and uncertainty between our values/rules and those of the new culture anxiety cultural shock BUT: Appropriate behaviour can be learned
▪ daily frustrations can build into disillusionment
▪ the good things of home loom large
-
▪ be a tourist ▪ send postcards home
▪ make contacts in clubs and associations, sign up for some activities
▪ feel fortunate for having the opportunity to move abroad.
▪ people are friendly and you smile a lot, you're in control
Disintegration (2-3 months)
▪ your own sense of culture is not threatened
Surviving among aliens: Managing Culture Shock
-
Culture Shock
Who am I?
How to adapt to an international exchange experience successfully??
-
Purpose:
1. What is culture Shock?
▪ continue language study
▪ spend time with people who enjoy being there
▪ keep writing to people back home
▪ try new things, and explore the culture
Behaviour towards people
1. Don't speak the language…
impatient, exasperated
2. Systems of work (Differ/Wrong)…
anger, frustration
3. Aggression/ Racism towards locals…
▪ a sense of comfort operating in the host culture
▪ you're helping others get through their adjust-ments
▪ build your network of friends
▪ take that holiday you booked
▪ determination to work things out and get things done
▪ feel in control and positive again about where you are
▪ self-understanding and more tolerance of others
▪ Symptoms ▪ Stages ▪ Causes
2. How to cope with it?
▪ General strategies ▪ Observe & modify your own ways of doing
things
▪ Verbal & non-verbal communication style ▪ Tips for Finland