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Dianne van Hemert Patterns of cross-cultural differences in psychology A meta-analytic approach |
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Culture has become an important topic of psychological research, as expressed in a rapid increase in the number of articles published on cross-cultural comparisons. In this enormous collection of cross-cultural data it is difficult to perceive patterns. In this book, findings from fifty years of culture-comparative studies were integrated in order to lay a foundation for a more comprehensive understanding of the patterning of cross-cultural similarities and differences. This was pursued through several meta-analyses. Dianne van Hemert (1970) studied psychological at Utrecht University and she conducted her PhD research at Tilburg University. The present book results from her PhD project. Table of contents 1. Cross-cultural differences and similarities in psychology: meta-analyses and models 2. Structural and functional equivalence of the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire within and between countries 3. The Beck Depression Inventory as a measure of subjective well-being: a cross-national study 4. Emotion and culture: a meta-analysis 5. Evaulating frameworks of cross-cultural differences and similarities: a meta-analysis 6. Conclusions and discussion Summary Samenvatting Bestel/Order |
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