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Review of Individualism and Collectivism: Theory, Method, and Applications.

Stalder, Daniel R.·1996·Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews

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Foreword - Geert Hofstede Series Editors' Introduction - Walter J Lonner and John W Berry Introduction - Uichol Kim et al PART ONE: THEORETICAL ANALYSIS Individualism and Collectivism - Uichol Kim Conceptual Clarification and Elaboration Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Collectivism and Individualism - Harry C Triandis A Critical Appraisal of Individualism and Collectivism - [ci]Cigdem Kagit[ci]cibasi Toward a New Formulation Into the Heart of Collectivism - Michael Harris Bond A Personal and Scientific Journey Ecology of Individualism and Collectivism - John W Berry Beyond Individualism/Collectivism - Shalom H Schwartz New Cultural Dimensions of Values PART TWO: CONCEPTUAL AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS Individualism in a Collectivist Culture - Durganand Sinha and Rama Charan Tripathi A Case of Coexistence of Opposites Component Ideas of Individualism, Collectivism, and Social Organization - David Yau-Fai Ho and Chi-Yue Chiu An Application in the Study of Chinese Culture Aspects of Individualism and Collectivism in Korea - Jae-Ho Cha Collectivism Among the Japanese - Susumu Yamaguchi A Perspective from the Self Measurement of Normative and Evaluative Aspects in Individualistic and Collectivistic Orientations - Gunter Bierbrauer, Heike Meyer, and Uwe Wolfradt The Cultural Orientation Scale (COS) COLINDEX - Darius Kwan-Shing Chan A Refinement of Three Collectivism Measures PART THREE: SOCIAL AND APPLIED ISSUES Effects of Family, Region, and School Network Ties on Interpersonal Intentions and the Attitude-Behavior Discrepancy - Gyuseog Han and Sug-Man Choe Individualist and Collectivist Orientations Across Generations - Ramesh C Mishra The Nature of Achievement Motivation in Collectivist Societies - An-Bang Yu and Kuo-Shu Yang Significance of Paternalism and Communalism in the Occupational Welfare System of Korean Firms - Uimyong M Kim A National Survey Social Support as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Allocentrism and Psychological Well-Being - Jai B P Sinha and Jyoti Verma Collectivism and Individualism as Dimensions of Social Change - Janusz Reykowski

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Authors
Stalder, D. R.
Venue
Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews
Publisher
Portico
Published
1996-12
Volume
41
Issue
12
Pages
1219-1219
ISSN
0010-7549 (ISSN-L)
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1,353
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Type
journal article
Language
en
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