"The capacity people have to adjust and make peace with a new situation, even if they feel vulnerable, is really remarkable," said Randy Quevillon, chair of the psychology department and the Disaster Mental Health Institute at the University of South Dakota.
People who are exposed to sudden change or otherwise taken out of their comfort zones struggle to find ways in which to cope with their unfamiliar situations and will develop mental health issues.
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