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200	1		_aCulture Shock _eDealing with stress in cross-cultural living _fMyron Loss
210			_as. l. _cLight and Life Press _d1983
215			_a139 p.
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327			_aI. Stress and its consequences II. The Importance of self-love and self-esteem III. Cross-Cultural stress IV. Missionary role stress V. The first term: life change stress VI. Fifteen tips for survival to new workers VII Suggestions to senior missionaries for helping new recruits Conclusion
330			_aThe process of adjusting to life in a foreign culture is nearly always a stressful experience due to the cultural and psychological disorientation which results. Where this disorientation is severe and prolonged, physical or emotional withdrawal from the stressful situation will eventually result. In missionaries, it can lead to ineffectiveness in ministry, interpersonal relationship problems and drop-out. In light of this, suggestions are offered for minimizing stress and improving survivability and effectiveness of new workers.
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