Those who are forced by war and food shortages to relocate to a foreign country are most likely to experience

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Acculturative stress refers to the psychological and emotional stress experienced when an individual is attempting to adapt to a new culture or environment. This can be especially prevalent in those who have been forced to relocate due to war and food shortages. Catharsis refers to the release of pent-up emotions, epinephrine levels may be elevated due to stress, and lymphocyte production may increase due to a response to infection or illness.

Those Who Are Forced by War and Food Shortages to Relocate