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Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology
Edited by:
- Richard W. Brislin - University of Hawaii, USA
368 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
How valid are our self-perceptions in relation to other cultures? How receptive are we to the viewpoints of other cultures? In this volume, an international team of experts examines the many facets of the cross-cultural experience, including: cross-cultural testing and assessment; the psychological effects of acculturation; the role of foreign students; occupational and organizational psychology; acculturation and emotional and physical health; and cross-cultural orientation programmes.
Richard W Brislin
Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology
Harry C Triandis
Theoretical Concepts that are Applicable to the Analysis of Ethnocentrism
Walter J Lonner
An Overview of Cross-Cultural Testing and Assessment
Durganand Sinha
Interventions for Development Out of Poverty
Kenneth Cushner
Cross-Cultural Psychology and the Formal Classroom
Cigdem Kagitcibasi
Family and Home-Based Intervention
Uichol Kim
Indigenous Psychology
R Michael Paige
International Students
C Harry Hui
Work Attitudes, Leadership Styles, and Managerial Behaviors in Different Cultures
Kwonk Leung and Pei-Guan Wu
Dispute Processing
John W Berry
Psychology of Acculturation
Janek Pandey
The Environment, Culture, and Behavior
Lisa Marie Ilola
Culture and Health
Juris G Draguns
Applications of Cross-Cultural Psychology in the Field of Mental Health
D P S Bhawuk
Cross-Cultural Orientation Programs
