“DYNAMICS OF SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN UZBEKISTAN’S HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM”
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adaptation, Social Psychology, foreign students, cultural shock, socialization, educational system, adaptation.Abstract
the article analyzes the processes of psychological adaptation of foreign students to the educational system of Uzbekistan, their stages, influencing factors and psychological difficulties in adaptation. Effective adaptation strategies are also recommended, showing the importance of cultural, social and personal factors in the adaptation process.
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