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国开人文英语3单元自测 Unit 3: Culture ShockIntroduction:Culture shock refers to the feelings of confusion and disorientation that people experience when they are in an unfamiliar culture or social environment. It is common for individuals who travel or move to a different country or even within their own country to experience culture shock. This self-test will explore various aspects of culture shock and provide related explanations and examples.Definition and Causes of Culture Shock:Culture shock is a term used to describe the anxiety and discomfort that individuals feel when exposed to a new cultural environment that is significantly different from their own. It is caused by the unfamiliarity with different cultural norms, customs, languages, and social expectations. The causes of culture shock include language barriers, food, climate, social customs, lifestyle differences, and behavior patterns.Stages of Culture Shock:1. Honeymoon Stage: In this initial stage, individuals experience a sense of excitement, curiosity, and adventure. They may find the new culture fascinating and enjoyable, focusing mainly on the positive aspects.2. Frustration Stage: As individuals become more involved in the new culture, they start to feel frustrated and annoyed with the differences they encounter. They may feel overwhelmed by the language barrier, struggle to adapt to new social norms, and experience homesickness.3. Adjustment Stage: In this stage, individuals start to adjust to the new culture and develop coping strategies. They become more familiar with the customs and language, and their frustration diminishes. They begin to understand and appreciate the new culture.4. Acceptance Stage: In this final stage, individuals fully accept and adapt to the new culture. They feel comfortable and at ease with the cultural differences and no longer experience significant distress.Tips for Dealing with Culture Shock:1. Open-mindedness: Be open to new experiences, perspectives, and