Outside the “cultural binary”: Understanding why Latin American collectivist societies foster independent selves
Cultural psychologists often treat binary contrasts of West versus East, individualism versus
collectivism, and independent versus interdependent self-construal as interchangeable, thus …
collectivism, and independent versus interdependent self-construal as interchangeable, thus …
Why people abandon groups: Degrading relational vs collective ties uniquely impacts identity fusion and identification
Six studies explored the mechanisms that diminish allegiance to social groups. Results
showed that degrading either collective ties (ie, sentiments toward the group as a whole) or …
showed that degrading either collective ties (ie, sentiments toward the group as a whole) or …
Multiple social groups support adjustment to retirement across cultures
Rationale Research has demonstrated the positive effects that social identification with
multiple groups has on people's health and well-being, in part during the transition from …
multiple groups has on people's health and well-being, in part during the transition from …
Collectivism impairs team performance when relational goals conflict with group goals
This research challenges the idea that teams from more collectivistic cultures tend to perform
better. We propose that in contexts in which there are tradeoffs between group goals (ie …
better. We propose that in contexts in which there are tradeoffs between group goals (ie …
[HTML][HTML] The more (social group memberships), the merrier: Is this the case for Asians?
While previous studies have consistently shown that belonging to multiple groups enhances
well-being, the current research proposes that for Asians, multiple group memberships …
well-being, the current research proposes that for Asians, multiple group memberships …
Language aggression in virtual professional communities
TV Dubrovskaya, EI Yuskaeva - 2022 - elar.urfu.ru
The study focuses on language aggression as it is enacted in virtual professional
communities. With the aim to reveal the dominant forms and mechanisms of aggression in …
communities. With the aim to reveal the dominant forms and mechanisms of aggression in …
When nonverbal greetings “make it or break it”: the role of ethnicity and gender in the effect of handshake on social appraisals
Despite previous evidence identifying the role of ethnic and gender differences in nonverbal
communication, few studies have comprehensively investigated the role of these factors in …
communication, few studies have comprehensively investigated the role of these factors in …
Is Japan Religious?
C Kavanagh, J Jong - 2019 - osf.io
The popular image of Japan and religion presents something of a paradox. On the one
hand, large cross-cultural surveys frequently present Japan as a country of non-believers …
hand, large cross-cultural surveys frequently present Japan as a country of non-believers …
[HTML][HTML] When experiencing discrimination predicts greater outgroup affiliation: The role of intergroup mobility in moderating rejection-(Dis) identification patterns
Research has documented how groups cope with perceived discrimination by enhancing
their identification with their minority ingroup and reducing their identification with the …
their identification with their minority ingroup and reducing their identification with the …
The Social Cure Properties of Groups Across Cultures: Groups Provide More Support but Have Stronger Norms and Are Less Curative in Relationally Immobile …
We investigate whether the social cure properties of groups vary across cultures, testing
hypotheses that the associations between multiple group memberships (MGM) and …
hypotheses that the associations between multiple group memberships (MGM) and …