Jeannette is experiencing <u>"re-entry shock."</u>
Re-entry shock, additionally alluded to as reverse culture shock,is REAL and it is NORMAL.
85% of individuals coming back from abroad have some sort of trouble with reentry. In the event that you are experiencing issues re-acclimating to life in the U.S., you are not the only one.
Re-entry shock can be astounding and testing in an unexpected way. You hope to experience a change period when living in another nation. However, you don't hope to need to re-conform to life in your nation of origin. Sometimes you don't understand the amount you've developed and changed until the point that you return home.
The choices on this question are a.inform b.notify c.entertaind.<span>persuade.
</span>The answer is d. persuade, Tomas was trying to persuade the students through his speech of signing a petition letter for them to have an increase in student parking space. It was an action to let the students unite, engage and be motivated.
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Dudleys parents should have a talk with him and so should you. You should also hear his side of the story and how he feels. From there compromise can be made and rules can be set
