Culture and Basic Psychological Processes
Book information
Description
Oyserman, Coon, and Kenmielmeier (in press) provide a most comprehensive review of empirical studies that use attitudinal surveys to capture cultural variations in individualism and collectivism. This paper suggests that the cross-cultural validity of attitudinal surveys can no longer be taken for granted. Moreover, the meta-theory underlying this literature (called the entity view of culture) is called into question. The author presents an alternative meta-theory (called the system view of culture) and discusses its implications for future work in cultural and cross-cultural psychology.
Similar books
Culture and the Self
PPT
Explicit Self-Criticism and Implicit Self-Regard- Evaluating Self and Friend in Two Cultures
Cultural Practices Emphasize Influence in the United States and Adjustment in Japan
Cultural Variations in Correspondence Bias: The Critical Role of Attitude Diagnosticity of Socially Constrained Behavior
Spontaneous Attention to Word Content Versus Emotional Tone: Differences Among Three Cultures
Word and Voice, Spontaneous Attention to Emotional Utterances in Two Languages
Perceiving an Object and its Context in Different Cultures: A Cultural Look at New Look
