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The document discusses culture shock and outlines its five stages: honeymoon, distress, re-integration, autonomy, and independence. It then provides brief examples of cultural differences such as food preferences in America versus Burma. The document also notes that some Burmese women wear neck rings as a sign of beauty, though opinions differ on the original purpose of this practice. It concludes by listing sources for further information.
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- 1. Instituto Privado Carlos Linneo Profesorado de Ingles Language II Marchiotti, Romina Gisella.
- 8. The impact of moving from a familiar culture to one which is unfamiliar…
- 9. Culture shock can be broken down into five stages: 1.The “honeymoon” stage; 2.The “distress” stage; 3.The “re-integration” stage; 4.The “autonomy” stage; 5.The “independence” stage.
- 30. Having a long neck is often seen as beautiful in their culture.
- 32. Some people believe women originally wore the rings to protect themselves from tiger bites - other people think they were designed to make them unattractive so they were less likely to be taken into slavery