Studies of culture and human development often compare individuals from different national
or cultural groups on the basis of two global qualities: individualism and collectivism …

Research findings indicate that children's and adolescents' behaviors may vary in their
prevalence, meanings, and developmental patterns across cultures. To explain the cross …

The individualism, collectivism, independence, and interdependence constructs are
commonly used in considerations of culture and development, and this reply attempts to …

This paper explicates the theoretical position that independence and interdependence are
inseparable dimensions of self-development in all cultures and that self-development takes …

Growing recognition in the field of psychology that conceptualizations of the child are
socially constructed has led to interest in parents' cultural beliefs about children. This volume …

Introduction: Children’s interethnic relations in everyday life – beyond institutional contexts -
Véronique Pache Huber, Spyros Spyrou, 2012 Skip to main content Intended for healthcare …

The first part of this paper reviews the basic tenets of attachment theory with respect to
differences in cultural socialization strategies. In one strategy infants have the lead, and the …

Children and young people's everyday lives and relationships are both situated within their
immediate environments (such as within the family or in institutional settings) as well as …

Cultural socialization has long interested behavioral and social scientists, but recent
advances in theory and methodology have allowed researchers to construct new and more …