This article reviews how behaviors and psychological tendencies in close relationships differ
between cultures, and proposes a socioecological framework to understand those …

Abstract In the United States, Asians appear disproportionately underrepresented in
leadership roles, a puzzling phenomenon known as the “Bamboo Ceiling”(Hyun, 2005; Lu et …

Personality is a broad concept used to organize the myriad ways that people differ
psychologically from one another. There is evidence that such differences have been …

The field of psychology relies heavily on evidence from North America and Northern Europe.
Universally applicable models require input from around the globe. Indigenous lexical …

Abstract The Vancouver Index of Acculturation (VIA) is a self-report bidimensional instrument
that has been employed in several cultural contexts to assess migrants' orientations toward …

Personality psychology relies heavily on evidence from North America and Europe. Lexical
studies, based on the rationale that the most important psychological distinctions between …

This chapter lays the groundwork for a cultural psychology perspective on acculturation. We
propose that acculturation is just another example of the mutual constitution of culture and …

The current research examines cross-cultural adaptation of sojourners by focusing on an
understudied population--international students in China–and how they coped with …

Loneliness is a major health risk with particular relevance for migrants, who are faced with
the challenge of establishing social networks to avoid social isolation after migration. We …

Prior research differentiates dialectical (eg, East Asian) from non-dialectical cultures (eg,
North American and Latino) and attributes cultural differences in self-concept consistency to …