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Kalervo Oberg -LRB- 1901 -- 1973 -RRB- was a world-renowned anthropologist .. anthropologist. anthropology. Oberg was dedicated to fieldwork , serving as a civil servant and a teacher .. He traveled the world and wrote about these experiences so others could enjoy them as well .. Born to Finnish parents in Nanaimo , British Columbia , Canada , Oberg is perhaps best known for applying the term culture shock to all people who travel abroad into new cultures and for his doctoral dissertation , The Social Economy of the Tlingit Indians of Alaska .. Finnish. Finnish people. Nanaimo. Nanaimo. culture shock. culture shock. Tlingit. Tlingit people. His family moved to Sointula , British Columbia , when Oberg was very young .. Sointula. Sointula. but the collapse of the settlement forced Oberg 's family to leave .. Oberg earned a bachelor 's degree in economics from the University of British Columbia , attended the University of Pittsburgh , where he earned a master 's degree in economics , and earned his doctorate from University of Chicago which linked economics and the social organization among the Tlingit , an Alaskan Native tribe .. University of British Columbia. University of British Columbia. University of Pittsburgh. University of Pittsburgh. University of Chicago. University of Chicago. economics. economics. Tlingit. Tlingit people. Oberg continued to spend much of his time in the United States , teaching in university systems in both Missouri and Montana , and became a U.S. citizen in 1944 .. Along with teaching in the United States , Oberg spent time both as a student and teacher in foreign countries .. He attended the London School of Economics during two different periods in the 1930s .. London School of Economics. London School of Economics. While in Sao Paulo , he taught at the Free School of Sociology and Political Science , however did n't obtain a permanent position .. Free School of Sociology and Political Science. Free School of Sociology and Political Science. Oberg then worked in various government postings overseas , including the Institute of Inter-American Affairs , a forerunner of the U.S. Agency for International Development , with assignments including Ecuador , Peru , Brazil , and Surinam .. Agency for International Development. Agency for International Development. Ecuador. Ecuador. Peru. Peru. Brazil. Brazil. Surinam. Surinam. After his employment with the government , Oberg found teaching positions at Cornell , the University of Southern California , and also Oregon State University , on a part-time basis late in his career .. Oberg gave a talk to the Women 's Club of Rio de Janeiro on August 3 , 1954 , explaining feelings common to those facing their first cross-cultural experience .. cross-cultural. cross-cultural. In so doing , he identified 4 stages of culture shock which continue to be commonly used , for example in Winkleman 's stages of cultural adaptation .. culture shock. culture shock. Bobbs-Merrill published Oberg 's talk later in 1954 and it was then republished in Practical Anthropology -LRB- 7 :177 -182 -RRB- in 1960 .. Practical Anthropology. Practical Anthropology. The June 1974 American Anthropologist 76 -LRB- 2 -RRB-  :356 -360 published an obituary for Oberg .. American Anthropologist. American Anthropologist