When people visit another country they sometimes feel disoriented and are unable to depend on their taken-for-granted assumptions about life. this disorientation is known as:?

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Wendy Casey

13 January, 18:23

When people visit another country they sometimes feel disoriented and are unable to depend on their taken-for-granted assumptions about life. this disorientation is known as:?

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Quinn Saunders · Answer 1

This disorientation is known as "culture shock".

Culture shock is something that has a tendency to be clowned about yet it's a genuine wonder and one that can deeply affect individuals experiencing it. Culture shock is for the most part characterized as a feeling of disorientation or inconvenience because of the newness of the earth. The push to adjust to the new condition causes pressure, and there might be a feeling of misfortune in what has been abandoned in the past condition.