Add to ORKGPsychoanalysis has a unique connection with anthropology in that it uses &dquo;alien&dquo; ways of thinking-the dreams of its founder, neurotic fantasies, psychotic delusions, child’s play, myths from other cultures-as its very subject matter. Cross-cultural findings have in turn been pressed into service to evaluate the generalizability of psychoanalytic propositions. The aims of this article are to trace the implications of cross-cultural findings for psychoanalytic theory, and to assess the contribution of psychoanalysis to a cross-culturally valid conception of human nature. Cross-cultural work cannot yet be reasonably presumed to deter-mine the truth of psychoanalytic theory, for the theory is not a simple, monolithic edifice o...
Adoption of the medical model of psychopathology has de-emphasized the need for psychiatry to incorp...
Psychotherapy models, some of which now have a history over a century, have been practiced worldwide...
ABSTRACT—In this article, we describe how cross-cultural research methodologies have evolved, with e...
Over the past several decades, there have been numerous attempts by anthropologists and psychologist...
Two perspectives of scientific inquiry-both making use of the notion of culture-are analyzed from th...
The issues addressed in cross-cultural psychology are as diverse as the issues addressed in psycholo...
Although once considered to be at the margins of psychological science, the study of culture has blo...
ABSTRACT. This special issue addresses a series of critical theoretical ques-tions concerning the em...
In this essay three points are addressed: First, despite repeated findings of limited cross-cultural...
The field of cross-cultural psychology examines the relationships between the cultural contexts in w...
Psychological anthropology and cross-cultural psychology are partners in pursuit of an empirically g...
This special issue addresses a series of critical theoretical questions concerning the emergence and...
Social psychology is often defined as the scientific study of the ways in which the actual or imagin...
ABSTRACT—Humans are a cultural species, and the study of human psychology benefits from attention to...
ABSTRACT—Humans are a cultural species, and the study of human psychology benefits from attention to...
Adoption of the medical model of psychopathology has de-emphasized the need for psychiatry to incorp...
Psychotherapy models, some of which now have a history over a century, have been practiced worldwide...
ABSTRACT—In this article, we describe how cross-cultural research methodologies have evolved, with e...
Over the past several decades, there have been numerous attempts by anthropologists and psychologist...
Two perspectives of scientific inquiry-both making use of the notion of culture-are analyzed from th...
The issues addressed in cross-cultural psychology are as diverse as the issues addressed in psycholo...
Although once considered to be at the margins of psychological science, the study of culture has blo...
ABSTRACT. This special issue addresses a series of critical theoretical ques-tions concerning the em...
In this essay three points are addressed: First, despite repeated findings of limited cross-cultural...
The field of cross-cultural psychology examines the relationships between the cultural contexts in w...
Psychological anthropology and cross-cultural psychology are partners in pursuit of an empirically g...
This special issue addresses a series of critical theoretical questions concerning the emergence and...
Social psychology is often defined as the scientific study of the ways in which the actual or imagin...
ABSTRACT—Humans are a cultural species, and the study of human psychology benefits from attention to...
ABSTRACT—Humans are a cultural species, and the study of human psychology benefits from attention to...
Adoption of the medical model of psychopathology has de-emphasized the need for psychiatry to incorp...
Psychotherapy models, some of which now have a history over a century, have been practiced worldwide...
ABSTRACT—In this article, we describe how cross-cultural research methodologies have evolved, with e...