Hello. I am currently a 4th year student of Japanese and I would like to request some help from kind Japanese people with a research project I am working on this semester. All you have to do is answer a few survey questions. Thank you for looking and a thousand thanks in advance for answering and helping me out.
Reverse culture shock = Culture shock experienced upon returning to one's home country
(Survey)
1. Have you lived abroad (as in, outside of Japan) before?
Yes / No
2. For how long?
1 year or less / 2 - 5 years / 6 - 10 years / 10+ years
3. Have you experienced reverse culture shock after returning to Japan?
Yes / No
4. If so, in which of the following categories did the strongest culture shock (if more than one) fall?
General culture / Politics / Customs / Manners and attitudes / Way of Thinking / Other (please specify)
5. How were your expectations prior to coming back different from your impressions after?
Expectations were better than impressions / Impressions were better than expectations / Too different to compare / No significant difference
6. Did you find it more difficult to deal with reverse culture shock than with culture shock experienced abroad?
Yes / No
7. What do you think is the reason for your answer to question 6?
Thank you again!
Reverse culture shock = Culture shock experienced upon returning to one's home country
(Survey)
1. Have you lived abroad (as in, outside of Japan) before?
Yes / No
2. For how long?
1 year or less / 2 - 5 years / 6 - 10 years / 10+ years
3. Have you experienced reverse culture shock after returning to Japan?
Yes / No
4. If so, in which of the following categories did the strongest culture shock (if more than one) fall?
General culture / Politics / Customs / Manners and attitudes / Way of Thinking / Other (please specify)
5. How were your expectations prior to coming back different from your impressions after?
Expectations were better than impressions / Impressions were better than expectations / Too different to compare / No significant difference
6. Did you find it more difficult to deal with reverse culture shock than with culture shock experienced abroad?
Yes / No
7. What do you think is the reason for your answer to question 6?
Thank you again!