Cross-cultural psychology is a branch of psychology that explores the similarities and differences in thinking and behavior between individuals from different cultures.

Cross-Cultural Research and the Nature of Music Is it a “small world” after all, with respect to music perception and cognition? Posted Mar 26, 2013 ...

He was able to use this passion to work on meaningful research that viewed linguistic development from a cross-cultural perspective, and in the process, he learned about his own cultural identity. “As ...

JJ Togans is a doctoral student in social psychology with graduate adviser Allen McConnell. ... “What I always find intriguing about cross-cultural research is seeing evidence that what we assume to ...

Psychological research not always universal; Studies should involve more cross-cultural collaboration, says researcher. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 3, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases ...

Dr. Katelyn Poelker of the Hope College psychology faculty has been honored as an outstanding young researcher with a promising future by the Society for Cross-Cultural Research (SCCR). She received ...

What makes someone “cool” appears to be remarkably consistent across cultures, according to a global psychology study.

Cross-cultural research methodologies are imbued with a legacy of western-centric, colonial epistemology. By clinging on to the neutral orientation of positivism, these studies eschew socially ...

The keynote was followed by a networking poster and showcase session. Posters included graduate research and practice explorations in cross-cultural mental health care. Showcase booths featured ...