Cultural Psychology†
Part 3
III. The Social World
Steven J. Heine Ph.D.,
Steven J. Heine Ph.D.
University of British Columbia, Department of Psychology, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Steven J. Heine Ph.D.,
Steven J. Heine Ph.D.
University of British Columbia, Department of Psychology, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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- 37.1 Humans as a Cultural Species
- 37.2 Considerations for Conducting Research Across Cultures
- 37.3 Humans are Enculturated as they Develop
- 37.4 Self-Concept
- 37.5 Personality
- 37.6 Relationships
- 37.7 Motivation
- 37.8 Cognition and Perception
- 37.9 Language
- 37.10 Emotion
- 37.11 Morality
- 37.12 Summary
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