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On the Unity of the Field of Culture and Psychology
John W. Berry
- pp 7-16
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Berry as discussed by the authors presents a broad framework within which we can examine the current psychological research traditions on culture, revealing the diversity of the current field but also pointing to its underlying unity by showing that competing orientations can be understood within his framework.Abstract:
In the first chapter of this section, Berry presents a broad framework within which we can examine the current psychological research traditions on culture. His analysis not only reveals the diversity of the current field but also points to its underlying unity by showing that competing orientations can be understood within his framework. Questions to keep in mind while reading Berry’s chapter are as follows:read more
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