Cultural Shock as One of the Factors of Adaptation and Readaptation the Migrants to the New Sociocultural Environment
Keywords:
sociocultural adaptation cultural shock individual and psycholo-gical peculiarities of the personality cultural distance supererogatory migration forced migration he mirror effect of the cultural shockAbstract
In the article the examples and analysis of the factors of influence and complications of adaptation of migrations to the new sociocultural environment are given. There are also the categories presented, which influence the intensity and the duration of the cultural shock – effect.
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Tarasyuk, I. V. (2011). Cultural Shock as One of the Factors of Adaptation and Readaptation the Migrants to the New Sociocultural Environment. Psychological Prospects Journal, 17, 232-240. https://psychoprospects.vnu.edu.ua/index.php/psychoprospects/article/view/536
