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NAVIGATING THE CHALLENGES OF CULTURE SHOCK AND REVERSE CULTURE SHOCK

Tatyana Trigulova

Madinabonu Fayzullayeva

Ключевые слова: Keywords: Culture shock, Reverse culture shock, Cross-cultural adaptation, Cultural adjustment, Intercultural communication

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Аннотация

Abstract: Culture shock and reverse culture shock are widely recognized
phenomena that individuals often experience when immersed in unfamiliar cultural
environments. This article explores the psychological, emotional, and behavioral
aspects of these complex processes, drawing on extensive research and real-world
examples. The paper delves into the stages of culture shock, the factors that contribute
to reverse culture shock, and the strategies individuals can employ to effectively
manage these transitions. By understanding the nuances of these cross-cultural
experiences, this study aims to provide valuable insights for individuals, organizations,
and researchers seeking to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by
cultural diversity.

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