… Thus we conclude that cultural differences in cognition and social orientation are not
reducible to corresponding individual differences. This conclusion cannot be attributed to …

… crosscultural differences are identified. In the individual-level approach, cultural differences
are assumed to be consistent with individual differences within each of the cultures included …

Constructing environmental and health policies appropriate across diverse communities is
challenging. Group differences in the circumstances of exposure and in responses to …

… In addition, a number of psychologists have hypothesized that the cultural differences
found … the result of cultural differences in implicit theories. People in individualistic cultures—who …

This book explores a model of counseling and psychotherapy based on the multicultural
perspective that evolved from the author's work with" the different." It introduces 5 new case …

… The author introduces a multicultural model of psychotherapy that has its roots in cross-cultural
research. It enables clinicians to be sensitive to cultural and individual diversity and to …

… happen between individuals from different cultural backgrounds can be considered a “cross-…
cross-cultural differences do exist among the different cultures. These differences have an …

… This chapter provides a rationale and an imperative for all individuals working “globally”
to understand and respect their counterparts, and to develop the skills required to work …

… individual culture dimensions in shaping the learning style preferences, we discovered that
individuals … Individuals may have a more reflective learning style in countries that are high in …

… individual differences in social sensitivity, which reflects the degree of emotional responsivity
to social events and experiences. Here, we review recent work that has demonstrated a …