Test Bank for Cultural Psychology 4th Edition Steven J Heine

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0393644693
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0393644692
• Author:  Steven J Heine

The most contemporary and relevant introduction to the field, Cultural Psychology, Fourth Edition, is unmatched in both its presentation of current, global experimental research and its focus on helping students to think like cultural psychologists.

 

Table of Content:

1. Chapter 1: A Psychology for a Cultural Species
2. What Is Culture?
3. Psychological Processes Can Vary Across Cultures
4. Why Study Cultural Psychology?
5. You Are a Product of Your Own Culture
6. Chapter Review
7. Chapter 2: Culture and Human Nature
8. Is Culture Unique to Humans?
9. How Humans Became Good Cultural Learners
10. Chapter Review
11. Chapter 3: Cultural Evolution
12. Where Does Cultural Variation Come From?
13. How Do Ideas Catch On?
14. Factors That Cause Ideas to Spread
15. How Have Cultures Been Changing?
16. Cultural Persistence in the Face of Change
17. Chapter Review
18. Chapter 4: Research Methods
19. Conducting Cross-Cultural Research
20. Specific Methods for Studying Culture
21. Case Study: The Culture of Honor in the Southern United States
22. Chapter Review
23. Chapter 5: Development and Socialization
24. Universal Brains Develop into Culturally Diverse Minds
25. Sensitive Periods for Cultural Socialization
26. The Emergence of Cross-Cultural Psychological Differences with Age
27. The Influence of Early Childhood
28. Difficult Developmental Transitions
29. Socialization Through Education
30. Chapter Review
31. Chapter 6: Self and Personality
32. Who Am I?
33. Independent and Interdependent Views of Self
34. Ingroup and Outgroup Relationships
35. Individualism and Collectivism
36. A Note on Diversity Among Individuals and Cultures
37. Gender and Culture
38. Other Cultural Self-Concept Differences
39. Implicit Theories on the Nature of the Self
40. Personality
41. Chapter Review
42. Chapter 7: Living in Multicultural Worlds
43. The Complexity of Studying Acculturation
44. Moving to a New Culture
45. Different but Often Unequal
46. Multicultural People
47. Chapter Review
48. Chapter 8: Motivation
49. Motivations for Self-Enhancement and Self-Esteem
50. Motivations for Face and Self-Improvement
51. Motivations for Control
52. Motivations for Conformity or Uniqueness
53. Chapter Review
54. Chapter 9: Cognition and Perception
55. Analytic and Holistic Thinking
56. Accepting Contradiction
57. Talking and Thinking
58. Chapter Review
59. Chapter 10: Emotions
60. What Is an Emotion?
61. Varieties of Emotional Experience
62. Emotion and Language
63. Happiness and Subjective Well-Being Across Cultures
64. Chapter Review
65. Chapter 11: Attraction and Relationships
66. Interpersonal Attraction
67. Close Relationships
68. Romantic Love
69. Chapter Review
70. Chapter 12: Morality and Religion
71. Ethnocentrism and Cross-Cultural Morality
72. Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development
73. The Ethics of Autonomy, Community, and Divinity
74. Culture Wars
75. Religion and Achievement Motivation
76. The Morality of Thoughts
77. Chapter Review
78. Chapter 13: Physical Health
79. Biological Variability of Humans
80. Culture and Sleep
81. The Effect of Socioeconomic Status on Physical Health
82. Cross-Cultural Medical Practices
83. Chapter Review
84. Chapter 14: Mental Health
85. Psychological Disorders in Different Cultures
86. Culture-Bound Syndromes
87. Universal Conditions
88. Treating Mental Illness Cross-Culturally
89. Chapter Review
90. Chapter 15: Organizations, Leadership, and Justice
91. Working in Teams
92. Creativity and Innovation
93. Leadership
94. Culture and Justice
95. Exchange Situations: Competition or Cooperation
96. Chapter Review
97. Glossary
98. References
99. Credits
100. Name Index
101. Subject Index