A defining feature of biculturalism is the experience of switching back and forth between
different cultural ways of being and acting in the world. This work investigates antecedents of …

What factors explain the extent to which members of cultural minorities maintain their
heritage cultural engagement? Although this process, called heritage acculturation, has …

Recent evidence suggests that culture is a dynamic construct activated in response to cues
encountered in a given situation. Research on acculturation indicates that this is a complex …

In this chapter, I explore a psychological conceptualization of the dynamic nature of cultural
identity and the behavioral consequences of East-West transitions. Amidst the existing …

This study examines how the valence of cultural cues in the environment moderates the way
biculturals shift between multiple cultural identities. The authors found that when exposed to …

This study examined whether the acculturation of ethnic identity is first evident in more public
situations with greater opportunity for intercultural interaction and eventually penetrates …

Many repatriates find it challenging to readjust to their heritage culture after spending a
significant period of time abroad. Research on predictors of readjustment, however, remains …

The authors propose that cultural frame shifting—shifting between two culturally based
interpretative lenses in response to cultural cues—is moderated by perceived compatibility …

We argue that current acculturation research offers an incomplete picture of the
psychological changes taking place in contemporary multicultural societies. Several …

Abstract Culture-as-situated-cognition (CSC) theory proposes that culture can be thought of
at three levels. At the highest level, culture is a human universal, a “good enough” solution to …