Imitation and innovation work in tandem to support cultural learning in children and facilitate
our capacity for cumulative culture. Here we propose an integrated theoretical account of …

This article reviews theory and research on the implications of globalization for cultural
identity formation in adolescence (ages 10–18) and emerging adulthood (ages 18–29) …

The average toddler can run circles around the world's most sophisticated robots. Sure,
robots can dole out pharmaceuticals, build cars, vacuum your house, and collect rocks from …

The complexity and variability of human culture is unmatched by any other species. Humans
live in culturally constructed niches filled with artifacts, skills, beliefs, and practices that have …

This review examines self‐family‐culture links from a cultural and global perspective
utilizing Kagitcibasi's Family Change Theory and Self Theory as general frameworks. These …

Religion and spirituality have long been integral in the human experience. Fittingly, some of
psychology's early giants wrestled with the religious and spiritual impulse, such as …

In this paper, I propose a roadmap for the integration of culture in developmental
psychopathology. This integration is pressing because culture continues to be somewhat …

With globalization and technological advances, there has been a sharp increase in the
number of people living cross-culturally with mobility. With this, the number of children living …

Recent research with Western populations has demonstrated that children use imitation
flexibly to engage in both instrumental and conventional learning. Evidence for children's …

This qualitative study aimed to develop theory about psychological constructs relevant to
spiritual development in diverse adolescents. Exemplar and Consensual Qualitative …