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Bill Gabrenya: Culture and Psychology (Florida Institute of Technology, USA)
A basic course in cultural and cross-cultural psychology
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Added: 2006-09-26

Bilge Ataca: Culture and Behavior (Bogazici University, Turkey)
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Added: 2006-07-23

Shalom Schwartz: Cross-Cultural Psychology (Hebrew University, Israel)
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Added: 2006-07-23

Chuck Hill: Diverse Identities (Whittier College, USA)
Theory and research on processes of identity formation and change.
Added: 2006-07-23

Joseph Trimble: Seminar in Cross-Cultural Counseling (Western Washington University, USA)
Review and explore fundamental issues concerning the practice of providing counseling services for people from different cultural, ethnic, and national backgrounds, and, to some extent, other people who have been "marginalized" in some way.
Added: 2006-07-23

Patricia Greenfield (University of California-Los Angeles, USA)
Covers developmental issues, proceeding chronologically from birth to attachment, language development, intelligence/cognitive development, and moral development.
Added: 2006-07-23

Vons van de Vijver: Gedrag in culturele context (Tilburg University, Netherlands)
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Added: 2006-07-24

Nathalie van Meurs: Cross Cultural Perspectives in Psychology (Oxford Brookes)
Theories in psychology aim for universality, yet many classic research findings do not replicate when studies are conducted in different nations across the world. This course explores cross-cultural research into a wide range of phenomena and highlights the different approaches to measuring culture. Relevance of cross-cultural material to key areas in psychology, e.g., Emotion, Socialisation and self concept, Perception & memory, Language and thought, Cognitive development, Inter cultural communication, Group Processes, and Cultural reproduction, are discussed. The course is designed to encourage independent and critical thinking about these issues. There is some overlap with anthropology, but different concepts and methodologies are involved.
Added: 2006-07-31

Ronald Fischer: Conducting Research Across Cultures (Victoria University Wellington)
This course is mandatory for Masters in Cross-Cultural Psychology students. It is open for 4th year Honors students
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Added: 2006-11-07

Ronald Fischer (with Astrid Podsiadlowski): Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology (Victoria University Wellington)
The aim of this course is the application of cross-cultural psychology, especially in work, organizational, health and political settings and to prepare participants for working in government and business. The course includes lectures, discussions and applied work.
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Added: 2006-11-07

Wolfgang Friedlmeier: Psychology and Culture (Grand Valley State University)
Added: 2007-12-13