… as cross-cultural psychology developed out of cultural anthropology and psychological
anthropology in the 1960s and was especially influenced by the ethnological … clinical/counseling …

… can be labelled extreme cross-cultural ethnography. We will now … , and is driven by a hidden
agenda or ulterior motives. For … Dutch Social psychologist Geert Hofstede, is a framework for …

… of what is hidden by our walls. In other words, they offer partial … In addition, linguistic and
ethnographic studies have so far … are essentially absent of psychologist’s discussions and have …

… to be aware of how much psychotherapy and … Ethnographic accounts suggest that religious
practices, beliefs and experiences intrinsically interact with one another, even to the point of …

… Ethnographic and … A final point we wish to make here is that our research project as well
as the current article emerged as a co-operation between an anthropologist and a psychologist. …

… I explain through this text how there have been entire issues missing or hidden in social …
Any prior reading, cross-cultural knowledge and indeed a range of disciplines and earlier …

… Based on the purpose of this research and the research questions, an ethnographic method
was chosen to uncover hidden realities of work-related behaviors, attitudes and the nature …

… It is the taskforce’s hope that this paper will assist counselors involved in cross-cultural
counseling to gain some understanding of their LGBTQ+ clients and provide some strategies to …

… From the cross-cultural pragmatician’s point of view, … in example (1.1) is full of hidden
intricacies. For instance, we may note … point [for any research on language use] is the …

… way to investigate less verbalized, more hidden, sensorial, and affective … cross-cultural
psychology to American exchange students in Copenhagen and worked as a clinical psychologist …