Social disorientation

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Cultural Disorientation / Cultural Shock: "Psychological loss experienced by most people when entering a culture that is clearly different from your own culture, which is different from the approach, organization, recognition or evaluation that threatens you From the encounter of experience Basic and unconditional belief that your culture customs, assumptions, values, behavior are correct (Kohls, 2001) Racial discrimination: a person supported by racial authority and authority Seed prejudice and discrimination, this right and authority An important factor in distinguishing between racial discrimination and prejudice and discrimination is that racial discrimination supports prejudice in an institutional way and institutionalization to enforce discriminatory institutions It is to use power and authority, influence behavior, social structure and results