Titlebook: Cross-Cultural Studies of Personality, Attitudes and Cognition; Gajendra K. Verma (Reader in Education and Directo Book 1988 Gajendra K. V

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Problems in Cross-cultural Researchdeveloped in a Euro-American context do not necessarily have validity in other cultural contexts. Yet cross-cultural research is accelerating, and in the process methodologies and strategies are also being refined. The purpose of this chapter is to explore some of the problems facing researchers both at the conceptual and operational levels.

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Wissenschaftliche Einordnung der Arbeit,eleterious effects on this development. The concept of disadvantagement has been further extended to include also the possible effects of cultural circumstances prevailing in ethnic groups different in behaviour patterns, values and child-rearing practices from those prevailing in middle-class Western societies.

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Konzeption des Untersuchungsmodells,t with the cultural norms of that society (see Triandis ., 1980, for evidence of such cultural-behavioural relationships); we further assume that breaking these relationships, by introducing new cultural norms to people with an established set of behaviour, will produce some degree of difficulty, and require some psychological adaptation.

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Book 1988A collection of essays pioneering new concepts in cross-cultural psychology based on the work of Philip E.Vernon, a pioneer of rigorous theory building and careful methodology. It includes empirical studies on aboriginals in Canada and infants in Japan, India, Jamaica and Britain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08120-2cognition; Cultural Studies; education; personality; psychology; society

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