Trying to Operate in an Unfamiliar Culture

question 29

Multiple Choice

Trying to operate in an unfamiliar culture:

• A) often leads to the experience of culture shock.
• B) is never difficult for an educated person.
• C) is relatively easy if you have read a book about that culture.
• D) may lead to physical distress but not psychological distress.
• E) creates mild psychological stress.

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