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Cultural psychology critically examines how culture impacts human behavior by drawing conclusions from comparing at least two cultural samples. It studies psychological diversity across cultures and seeks to understand the reasons behind differences in behavior. A key question cultural psychology explores is whether behaviors are entirely relative to one's own culture or if there are universal human behaviors and expectations across cultures.
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- 2. Culture
- 3. Critical and comparative study of the cultural effects on human behavior
- 4. Examines psychological diversity and the underlying reasons for such diversity
- 5. Draws conclusions from at least 2 samples
- 6. Are all behaviors relative to the culture in which one grows up? Are there universal human behaviors and behavior expectations?
- 7. Activity
- 8. Read
- 9. How have cross-cultural factors impacted you? How might cross-cultural factors be impacting events happening globally?
- 10. What is - pages 2-3 Definitions pages 3-6 Knowledge in pages 6-9 Cultural Traditions pages 9-10 Empirical Examinations pages 11- 13 Approaches pages 14-17 Integrative Approach pages 19-20