Psychology Renditions education Cross-Cultural Psychology: Critical thinking and contemporary applications (4th edition)(Chinese Edition)

Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date: 2013 Pages: 264 Language: English Publisher: China Renmin University Press Psychology Renditions education Cross-Cultural Psychology: Critical thinking and contemporary applications (4th edition) System theory. genre. cross-cultural psychology research methods and critical thinking principles. and from a cross-cultural perspective into the details of feeling. consciousness. intelligence. human development. emotion. social cognition. and mental illness the psychology research areas. Psychology Renditions education Cross-Cultural Psychology: Critical thinking and contemporary applications (4th edition) focus on training students in critical thinking. to design a highly instructive exercises. supplemented classic case content and the quotation. etc. suitable for psychology. sociology. anthropology. pedagogy. philosophy. journalism. political science undergraduate and graduate students as teaching materials to use. is also available in clinical psychology scholars. psychologists. counselors. social workers. educators and other practitioners working in contemporary multicultural environment reference. Contents: Chapter 1 understanding of cross-cultural psychology. cross-cultural psychology is the basic concept of cultural traditionalism priori examination of cultural collectivism and individualism: further research the cultural syndrome Darwinism orientation sociology oriented ecological and cultural orientation culture mixed orientation: 21 Cross-Cultural Psychology century? Comprehensive orientation: Summary the indigenous psychology ethnocentric cultural pluralism in the field Brief History the chapter summarizes Keywords Chapter 2 Cross-cultural research methods quantitative research Quantitative research orientation in cross-cultural psychology cross-cultural research purposes: measuring measuring quantitative research orientation qualitative research orientation: looking for contact with distinction in cross-cultural psychology major steps to prepare for cross-cultural psychological research sample observation survey experiment in cross-cultural psychology research content analysis of focus group technique: the study of cross-cultural research potential obstacle - the translation of the tests compare two phenomena: some important principles about the similarities and differences: some critical thinking culture to avoid cross-cultural generalization deviation to know more about the culture you study this chapter summarizes Keywords Chapter 3 psychology and critical thinking language evaluation deviation: description do is conclude that distinguish dichotomous and continuous variables: black and white. or shades of gray? Similarity - unique paradox: all phenomenon is both similar to and different from the Barnum effect: code description assimilation deviation: through Figure-colored glasses to see the world typical deviation: suitable or not suitable for classification can bias: vivid events of convincing fundamental attribution error: external impact underestimated since the card prophecy: expectations create reality related not prove causation: confuse what and why bi-causal and multi-causal: causal loop and composite path naturalistic fallacy: fuzzy boundaries of belief Yes and should be fixed effect: Do not use the facts to confuse me! concluded: meta-thinking or not $ thinking? the Chapter 4 cognitive chapter summarizes Keywords: feeling The state of perception and awareness of feeling and perception: the basic principles of how culture affects our perception of how people perceived picture people will same optical illusion to mislead you? Chapter 11 of the painting some of the cultural patterns of color emotional perception . Chapter 5 intelligence Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 of motivation and behavior of human development and social Chapter 9 Chapter 10 psychological barrier of social perce.…