Cambridge for Family Counseling and Training Center, UAE
This study is aimed at understanding the significant relationship between psychological resilience and culture shock of Filipino college students from abroad studying in the Philippines. A descriptive correlation research design was used. The study utilized two significant tools, the Adult Resilience Measure - Revised and the Culture Shock Questionnaire to collect data via Google Forms. The respondents of the study consisted of 75 Filipino college students from abroad studying in the Philippines ranging from 19-26 years old. The study revealed that there is no significant dif ference between the psychological resilience and culture shock of Filipino college students from abroad studying the Philippines when grouped according to sex, length of stay in the Philippines, and language proficiency in Filipino. The null hypothesis that there is no significant difference between psychological resilience and culture shock of Filipino college students from abroad studying the Philippines when grouped according to the aforementioned demographics was accepted.
Dana Lorraine Poral has completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at the age of 22 years from Southville International School and Colleges. She is undergoing further building her career in Psychology and has published her thesis that was also included in the Kaizen Research Journal of the College of Psychology from Southville International School and Colleges.