Cultural shock: refers to the process in which weak ethnic groups or individuals accept assimilation in the dominant culture. Due to the great differences between the new culture and the mother culture, people are faced with the pressure of major adjustment and adaptation, which is prone to confusion, tension, anxiety, over sensitivity, emotional instability, homesickness and other negative experiences, and often accompanied by psychosomatic disorders.
Which of the followings belongs to culture shock ()
A scholar found that most female Turkish immigrants feel nervous. In addition to disease, occupation and residential crowding, the reasons are related to their long-term separation of husband and wife, cultural level and religious belief, values, lifestyle, conflict with local cultural living environment, language barrier and other factors