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portada Brazil and Japan in Cultural Psychology
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
75
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781009693769

Brazil and Japan in Cultural Psychology

De Almeida, Igor (Author) · Cambridge University Press · Hardcover

Brazil and Japan in Cultural Psychology - de Almeida, Igor

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Synopsis "Brazil and Japan in Cultural Psychology"

This work explores the development and applicability of core theories in cultural psychology, focusing on Brazil and Japan. It analyses systems of thought (holistic vs. analytic cognition), emotional frameworks (ideal affect, happiness), cultural logics (dignity, face, honour), relational mobility, monumentalism/flexibility, tightness/looseness, individualism/collectivism, and self-construal (independent/interdependent). Brazil and Japan display pronounced contrasts in certain domains, yet unexpected parallels in others. This work stresses the necessity of diversifying psychological research to encompass non-US or Western European perspectives, fostering a more globally representative understanding of human behaviour.

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