Australian culture and the phenomenon of culture shockAustralian culture and culture shockSometimes in employment, learning, a sense of adventure out of a familiar environment and living in a different culture. That experience can be difficult and even shocking.Sometimes work, study or an sense of adventure take us out of our familiar surroundings to go and live in a different culture. The experience can be difficult, even shocking.Almost everyone who has studied, lived and worked in foreign countries are experiencing obstacles to adapting to a new culture. This reaction is commonly called "culture shock". Culture shock is defined as "the unpleasant feeling to undergo physical and spirit of a people when they step into a culture where they transcend the differences before"-(by Weaver, to Australia in 1993).As more people move to Australia, the Price (to Australia in 2001) States that there are certain causes that lead to culture shock. Firstly, he argues that Australians are very focused on independence and personal choice. This means a teacher or tutor will not tell students that they will do nothing, but will offer a number of options which the students must solve to find out the best solutions according to different circumstances. This also means that students have to act if something's wrong and find documents and take care of yourself.
đang được dịch, vui lòng đợi..
