General Psychology

The Encyclopedia of Cross-Cultural Psychology

The Encyclopedia of Cross-Cultural Psychology
Edited by Kenneth D. Keith

Publishing online and in print September 2013, The Encyclopedia of Cross-Cultural Psychology presents a collection of our current state of knowledge relating to the fields of cross-cultural, cultural, and indigenous psychology. Entries cover a vast range of material derived from cutting-edge conceptual and empirical work being done around the world, as well as offering brief biographies of more than 130 important historical and contemporary figures in the field. A wealth of supplemental references and suggestions for further reading is included for those wishing to pursue specialized topics or identify key source material, and a general chronological timeline identifies key historical and literary moments in this field.

The Encyclopedia of Cross-Cultural Psychology is an indispensable, all-inclusive resource to all facets of the people and ideas that constitute psychology in the twenty-first century world. The print version of this encyclopedia is arranged alphabetically, and the online version offers powerful searching, browsing, and cross-referencing capabilities.

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