Gives the scientific community of international psychology a new understanding of how Asian psychologists study the behavior and psychology of their own people via methods of the indigenous perspective.
KUO-SHU YANG is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at National Taiwan University, a Research Fellow at the Institute of Ethnology at Academia Sinica in Taiwan, and President of the Asian Association of Social Psychology. KWANG-KUO HWANG is Professor of Psychology at National Taiwan University and Principle Investigator for the Ministry of Education project, In Search of Excellence for Indigenous Psychological Research. PAUL B. PEDERSEN is Visiting Professor of Psychology at the University of Hawaii and Series Editor for the Greenwood series, Contributions in Psychology. IKUO DAIBO is Professor of Psychology at Osaka University.
?Given that East Asian social psychologists are frequently aware of
the political underpinnings and implications of their work, it is
not exaggerated to say that Progress in Asian Social Psychology
represents not only a scientific but also a politically significant
effort.?-International Psychology Reporter
?Very little work has appeared on Asian social psychology, and this
important volume fills that significant void....this volume's
greatest strength is its focus on current empirical social
psychological work with Korean, Chinese, and Japanese populations.
This volume will be of interest to advanced scholars of
cross-cultural social psychology and multicultural psychology and
in the applied clinical/counseling fields. References at the end of
each chapter. Recommended. Graduate and research collections
only.?-Choice
"Given that East Asian social psychologists are frequently aware of
the political underpinnings and implications of their work, it is
not exaggerated to say that Progress in Asian Social Psychology
represents not only a scientific but also a politically significant
effort."-International Psychology Reporter
"Very little work has appeared on Asian social psychology, and this
important volume fills that significant void....this volume's
greatest strength is its focus on current empirical social
psychological work with Korean, Chinese, and Japanese populations.
This volume will be of interest to advanced scholars of
cross-cultural social psychology and multicultural psychology and
in the applied clinical/counseling fields. References at the end of
each chapter. Recommended. Graduate and research collections
only."-Choice
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