Culture Shock

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Cultural Shock

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• September 15, 2004: Headlines: Culture Shock: Reverse Culture Shock: Daily Trojan: Students face reverse cultural shock  Saturday, October 02, 2004 - 4:01 pm [1]

• May 20, 2004: Headlines: Reentry: Culture Shock: Reverse Culture Shock: CDS: Coming Home: The Dilemma of Repatriation: My reentry experience was not unique. It mirrored those of many expatriates, including Peace Corps volunteers, military personnel, and employees of multinational corporations  Tuesday, May 25, 2004 - 7:04 pm [1]

• May 22, 2004: Headlines: Culture Shock: College of Micronesia: Most Peace Corps Volunteers have the correct attitude for successful cross-cultural communication that allows changes to take place in them. However, there are always a few who do not possess the right attitude and who sometimes terminate even before the training is over. A few others may not make it through the first year and will also go home. And then there is sometimes even a few who must be “psycho-vacced” (psychological evacuation) because of acute culture shock.  Friday, June 25, 2004 - 7:04 am [2]

• March 1, 1997: Headlines: Culture Shock: ASME: Culture shock upon leaving the Peace Corps is much worse than the arrival  Saturday, May 22, 2004 - 4:23 pm [1]

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• Culture Shock: Reminders that I'm still dealing with Reverse Culture Shock by Ecuador RPCV Dena Zureus 28 January 2004

• Culture Shock: Returned Volunteer experience Reverse Culture Shock 7 January 2004

• Culture Shock: Culture Shock – Causes & Symptoms by a Fiji RPCV 14 June 2003

• Culture Shock: RPCV Judy Hunger taught English in Poland 1 January 2003

• Culture Shock: Adapting Overseas In the Peace Corps 30 July 2002