Culture Shock:
A Selective Bibliography
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Abraham, A. S. (1986). Culture shock prompts action on foreign students. The Times Higher
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Adler, P. (1975). The transitional experience: An alternative view of culture shock. Journal of
- Humanistic Psychology
, 15, 13-23.
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Armes, Kathryn, and Colleen Ward. (1989, April). Cross-cultural transitions and sojourner adjustment
- in Singapore. The Journal of Social Psychology, 129, 273-275.
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Dodge, S. Culture shock and alienation remain problems for many students on U.S. campuses.
- The Chronicle of Higher Education, 36, A33 and A36.
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Furnham, A., and Weissman, D. (1987). The expectations and experiences of a sojourning temporary
- resident abroad: A preliminary study. Human Relations, 40, 313-326.
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Greenless, J. (1987). Students unprepared for Japan culture shock. The Times Higher Education
- Supplement
, 751, 7.
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Hannigan, T. P. (1988). Culture shock with a happy ending. Journal of Counseling and
- Development
, 67, 91.
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James, G. (1992). Overseas in the United States: The quest for socio-cultural and linguistic models.
- American Studies International, 30, 88-108.
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Kellie, N., and Reekie, S. (1987). Culture shock: Adjusting to a different culture. Journal of Physical
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, 58, 42-45.
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Kitao, K. (1991). How does natural environment affect American and Japanese ways of expressing
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Kun-yu, B. (1988). Between two cultures, Social Education, 52, 378 and 383.
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Lea, L. (1988). Reducing culture shock. The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin, 54, 52-55.
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Merta, R., Stringham, E., and Ponterotto, J. (1988). Simulating culture shock in counselor trainees:
- An experimental exercise for cross-cultural training. Journal of Counseling and Development, 66, 242-245.
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Oropeza, B., Fitgibbon, M., and Baron, A. (1991). Managing mental health crisis of foreign college students.
- Journal of Counseling and Development, 69, 280-284.
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Raschio, R. (1987). College students' perceptions of reverse culture shock and reentry adjustments.
- Journal of College Student Personnel, 28, 156-162.
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Samimy, K., and Tabuse, M. (1992). Affective variables and a less commonly taught language: A study
- in beginning Japanese classes. Language Learning, 42, 377-398.
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Sparks, R. (1971). Coping with culture. Instructor, 81(4), 71-72.
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Su, L. (1993). On cross-cultural communication: Why a positive answer should not be taken seriously.
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Taft, R. (1977). Coping with unfamiliar cultures. Studies in Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1, 121-153.
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Tamura, T. and A. Furnman. (1993). Comparison of adaptation to the home culture of Japanese children and
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Viswanath, L. (1988). International news in the U. S. media: Perceptions of foreign students.
- Journalism Quarterly, 65, 952-959.
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Weissman, D., and Furnham, A. (1987). The expectations and experiences of a sojourning temporary resident
- abroad: A preliminary study. Human Relations, 40, 313-326.
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Wilson, P. (1991). Trauma of Sioux Indian high school students. Anthropology and Education
- Quarterly
, 22, 367-383.
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Winkelman, M. (1994). Culture shock and adaptation. Journal of Counseling and Development, 73,
- 121-126.
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Zapf, M. (1991). Cross-cultural transitions and wellness: Dealing with culture shock. International
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, 14, 105-119.
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