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Selected Papers from the XVIIth International Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology, 2004, Xi’an, Sha’anxi Province, China

Publication Date

2008

Disciplines

Psychology

Table of Contents

Introduction

Peter Smith
Who are We, Where did We Come From and Where are We Going?

Theoretical Perspectives

John G. Adair
Beyond Indigenization: Asian Psychology’s Contribution to the World of Psychology

Lutz H. Eckensberger
Morality from a Cultural Psychology Perspective

Carl Ratner
Contextualism versus Positivism in Cross-Cultural Psychology

Ludmila N. Praslova
Culture as Unfolding Process: Integrating Perspectives in Building A Theory

Parenting, Socialization and Value of Children

Linda R. Cote & Marc H. Bornstein
Mothers’ Perceptions of Their Own and Their Spouses’ Parenting Styles in Cultures of Origin, Acculturating Cultures, and Cultures of Destination

Heidi Keller & Carolin Demuth
The Discursive Construction of Selfhood in Chinese and Euro-American Mother-Infant Interaction

Tiia Tulviste
Autonomy Orientation in the Socialization of Estonian Children

Isabelle Albert, Gisela Trommsdorff & Ramesh Mishra
Parenting and Adolescent Attachment in India and Germany

D. Klaus Validation of the Value of Children Measurement for Nine Countries

Jana Suckow
Dependence of the Values of Children on Socio-Structural Characteristics: The Case of Israel and Palestine

Gang Zheng & Shaohua Shi
Intercultural and Intracultural Differences in the Value of Children: Comparisons between Four Countries and the Urban, Rural, and Floating Populations in China

Identity, Attitudes, Inter-Group Relations and Acculturation

John Duckitt
Ethnocultural Group Identification and Attitudes to Ethnic Outgroups

Ajit K. Mohanty & Jayashree Saikia
Bilingualism and Intergroup Relationship in Tribal and Non-Tribal Contact Situations

Ute Stephan, Martin Lukes, Dominika Dej & Peter G. Richter
Attitudes towards and Perceptions of Entrepreneurs in Central Eastern Europe (Poland, the Czech Republic, and East-Germany)

Joanna Kwast-Welfel, Pawel Boski & Martin Rovers
Intergenerational Value Similarity in Polish Immigrant Families in Canada in Comparison to Intergenerational Value Similarity in Polish and Canadian Non-Immigrant Families

Emilia Lewandowska
More Polish or More British? Identity of the Second Generation of Poles Born in Great Britain

Ian K. B. Twaddle, Johnathan K. H. Lee, Staphanie M. Mansfield, Grace P. Sablan, & Jeffrey C. Mendiola
Developing Culturally Responsive Psychological Services for Micronesian International Students in Guam

Values, Personality, Emotions, and Cognitive Styles

Valery I. Chirkov
Culture, Personal Autonomy and Individualism: Their Relationships and Implications for Personal Growth and Well-being

Pawel Boski & Anna Antosiewicz
Love in Novels: Preferences for Authentic and Fake Gender Characters among Poles and Americans (At Home and in the Other Country)

Luz Maria Cruz-Martinez & Rozzana Sanchez-Aragon
Mexican Personality Types Inventory: Validity and Differences among Groups

Richard M. Sorrentino, Yasunao Otsubo, Satoru Yasunaga, Sadafusa Kouhara, Andrew Szeto & John Nezlek
Uncertainty Orientation and Emotional Responses to Everyday Life Within and Across Cultures

Dominika Cieslikowska
Object and Context in Perception and Memory: Polish-Chinese Comparison of Analytic and Holistic Thinking

Carolin Demuth, Monika Abels & Heidi Keller
Autobiographical Remembering and Cultural Memory in A Socio-Historical Perspective

Indigenous Studies: Historical, Psychological and Anthropological

Shichao Zhao
Confucianism and Other Scholastic Thoughts in the Spring-Autumn Period and Their Impact on the Chinese Traditional Culture and Values

Chun-Chi Lin & Susumu Yamaguchi
Japanese Folk Concept of Mentsu: An Indigenous Approach from Psychological Perspectives

Minati Panda
Saora Culture, As-If Discourse and Mathematics Learning

Andrzej Pankalla
‘Pudding-Like’ Identity of Our Times. Yage Ritual

Perspectives and Progress in Contemporary Cross-Cultural Psychology

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