The Outsider's Syndrome Model: an inquiry into the psychodynamics of culture shock experience

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This paper explores the nature, or the psychodynamics of culture shock experience. The term culture shock, as far as I know, was first introduced by Oberg (1960), when studying the adjustment process of anthropologists to different cultures during their field research. For a longtime a subject for anthropology, thep henomenon of culture shock was studied as one of the phenomena observed during the course of adjustment to a new culture (Berry,1985). Recently, as can be shown by the large number of studies, clinical and social psychologists also have began to show interest in the phenomenon of culture shock and its socio-affective consequences (Thurnwald, 1932; Conway, 1969; Berry, idem.; Berry; & Blondel, 1982; Brislin, 1981; Klein et al., 1971; Tajfel et al., 1965; Stein, 1975, 1985; Garza-Guerrero, 1974; Furnham and Bochner, 1986, etc.).
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