The experience of culture shock typically subsides once a person

A) acclimatizes to the new culture.
B) is able to "tune out" the new culture.
C) becomes immune to the new culture.
D) undergoes a conversion experience.

Culture shock is a temporary feeling of disorientation that comes from being suddenly thrust into a new and unfamiliar culture. It can take time to get used to the customs, language, and social norms of a new culture, but eventually, a person will acclimatize and become more comfortable in their new surroundings. This is when the symptoms of culture shock will typically subside. Tuning out or becoming immune to the new culture is not a healthy way to cope with culture shock, and a conversion experience is not typically necessary to overcome it.