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- Page 17 and 18: Acculturation is the process of ada
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e arrived at, including the level o
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and following Hello’s et al. conc
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negative attitude towards Islam in
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against Russia exists. Brym and Deg
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Arminio 20). Since the subject of t
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It is important to keep in mind, ho
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DATA COLLECTING TECHNIQUES This stu
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At the conclusion of the pilot stud
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in abundance, it is the theoretical
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spell out things that are “sensit
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Acculturation Culture shock Cultura
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CULTURE SHOCK Chapter IV: Accultura
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to a new cultural environment, and
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American countries tend towards the
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It just seemed really weird to be b
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cross-cultural adjustment implies t
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stay in the dormitory and living wi
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could be also that women are more w
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eing interested in fashionable clot
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I saw that the Russians took their
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in Moscow: the Independent Women’
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my fate depends on me, and not on t
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Vsekh Form Diskriminatsii v Otnoshe
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socio-cultural context, including t
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sexual freedom or promiscuity of Ru
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As for catcalling situations, two f
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Moscow. The suburbs of Moscow that
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In terms of inter-gender behavior,
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domestic duties. This real inequali
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esearch on Russian women’s attitu
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policemen pulls you over, it’s pr
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favoritism or, on the contrary, bia
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Chapter VI: Ethnicity Analysis ETHN
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among those arrested, prosecuted, i
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Azerbaidzhan are not that rare in R
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Russians were literally segregated
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As an American you stand out… eve
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Azerbaijani, Georgians, Tajiki, etc
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usage; and 2) the confusion non-nat
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hypothesize that Russians use it pr
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purpose of the training of the inha
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The incident described by the parti
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incidents of ethnic intolerance hap
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and cultural background influence h
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She believed that Russians and Amer
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Rita expressed an opinion that Russ
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same way: familial and hospitable.
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I had Russian people telling me thi
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viewed her as “chernaya” [black
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eflecting on physical appearance an
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The results of the study reveal tha
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Another unexpected finding of the r
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going abroad is gradually increasin
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their trip goals more realistic; an
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5. Were you ever denied access to c
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Carlson, J., et al. Study Abroad: T
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Johnson, Ericka. Dreaming of a Mail
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Olson, David H., and Mikhail S. Mat
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Vondrova, Kristine. "The Value of S