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The Cross-cultural challenge to social psychology
Abstract
Introduction - Michael Harris Bond PART ONE: SOME MAINSTREAM CHALLENGES TO CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY How Does One Describe a Platypus? An Outsider's Questions for Cross-Cultural Psychology - James T Tedeschi Why Not Cross-Cultural Psychology? A Characterization of Some Mainstream Views - Roy S Malpass On Titles, Citations, and Outlets - Ladd Wheeler and Harry Reis What Do Mainstreamers Want? On the Limitations of Cross-Cultural Research in Social Psychology - David M Messick PART TWO: STATEMENTS OF SOME GENERAL CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Social Science and Social Psychology - William K Gabrenya Jr The Cross-Cultural Link Will Societal Modernization Eventually Eliminate Cross-Cultural Psychological Differences? - Kuo-Shu Yang J'Accuse - Gustav Jahoda Cross-Cultural Replications - Irit Sharon and Yehuda Amir A Prerequisite for The Validation of Social Psychological Laws Putting the Ethic to Work - Joseph E Trimble Applying Social Psychological Principles in Cross-Cultural Settings Cross-Cultural Contributions to Theory in Social Psychology - Harry C Triandis Cross-Cultural Psychology in a Post-Empiricist Era - Andre Kukla PART THREE: INSTRUCTIVE CONTENT AREAS IN CROSS-CULTURAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Organizational Structure and Processes - Peter B Smith and Monir Tayeb Culture and Intergroup Processes - William B Gudykunst Cultural Influences on Group Processes - Leon Mann Interpersonal Behavior - John Adamopoulos Cross-Cultural and Historical Perspectives Cultural Roots of Aggressive Behavior - Marshall H Segall Theoretical Advances in Justice Behavior - Kwok Leung Some Cross-Cultural Inputs Attribution Theory and Processes - Garth J O Fletcher and Colleen Ward A Cross-Cultural Perspective Person Perception in Cross-Cultural Perspective - Leslie Zebrowitz-McArthur Bridging the Content-Structure Dichotomy - Joan G Miller Culture and the Self PART FOUR: SOME MAINSTREAMERS' REAPPRAISALS A Second Look at the Platypus - James T Tedeschi A Reprise Coda - David M Messick
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- Choice Reviews Online
- Publisher
- American Library Association
- Published
- 1989-05-01
- Volume
- 26
- Issue
- 09
- Pages
- 26-5331-26-5331
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- 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
- 1523-8253
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- en
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