Add to ORKGConducting observational research in a cross-cultural context invokes a unique set'of difficulties. This paper describes sources of bias and threats to validity that are specific to cross-cultural research. It describes problems of cross-cultural research designs for descriptive studies, comparative research, and experimental research and outlines techniques for dealing with problems. (Contains 12 references.) (LMI) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document
Social statistical studies have demonstrated that different sampling techniques can cause diverse bi...
Regardless of whether the research goal is to establish cultural universals or to identify and expla...
The flourishing of cross-cultural personality research requires a keen eye for rigorous methodology ...
Cross-cultural studies involve persons from different countries and/or ethnic groups. One of the cen...
A central methodological äspect of cross-cultural assessment is the interpretability of intergroup d...
This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the theoretical and methodological issues confront...
An overview is given of the major methodological issues in cross-cultural research. Different types ...
Introduction This chapter addresses the methodological issues associated with equivalence and bias i...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to critically review past recommendations to correct for cult...
One major threat to revealing cultural influences on psychological states or processes is the presen...
In cross-cultural research, researchers have to adjust the constructs and associated measurement ins...
True experiments cannot be conducted in cross cultural research because it is impossible to assign p...
Researchers conducting multinational organizational studies face considerable challenges. They must ...
Cross-cultural research can be an essential bridge for bringing societies and cultures in different ...
This paper calls attention to important methodological problems in cross-cultural survey research an...
Social statistical studies have demonstrated that different sampling techniques can cause diverse bi...
Regardless of whether the research goal is to establish cultural universals or to identify and expla...
The flourishing of cross-cultural personality research requires a keen eye for rigorous methodology ...
Cross-cultural studies involve persons from different countries and/or ethnic groups. One of the cen...
A central methodological äspect of cross-cultural assessment is the interpretability of intergroup d...
This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the theoretical and methodological issues confront...
An overview is given of the major methodological issues in cross-cultural research. Different types ...
Introduction This chapter addresses the methodological issues associated with equivalence and bias i...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to critically review past recommendations to correct for cult...
One major threat to revealing cultural influences on psychological states or processes is the presen...
In cross-cultural research, researchers have to adjust the constructs and associated measurement ins...
True experiments cannot be conducted in cross cultural research because it is impossible to assign p...
Researchers conducting multinational organizational studies face considerable challenges. They must ...
Cross-cultural research can be an essential bridge for bringing societies and cultures in different ...
This paper calls attention to important methodological problems in cross-cultural survey research an...
Social statistical studies have demonstrated that different sampling techniques can cause diverse bi...
Regardless of whether the research goal is to establish cultural universals or to identify and expla...
The flourishing of cross-cultural personality research requires a keen eye for rigorous methodology ...