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January 1, 1988Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews2,124 citations

Field Methods in Cross-Cultural Research

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RSRobert K. ShellyWLWalter J. LonnerJBJohn W. Berry

Key Points

  • This work aims to outline various field methods and strategies for effective cross-cultural research.
  • Discusses strategies for design and analysis of cross-cultural studies.
  • Analyzes sampling and surveying techniques relevant to diverse populations.
  • Examines the translation of research instruments and observational methods.
  • Identifies key challenges in cross-cultural data interpretation and methodology.
  • Highlights effective strategies for assessing personality and psychopathology across cultures.
  • Presents recommendations for accurate acculturation assessment frameworks.

Abstract

Making Inferences from Cross-Cultural Data - Ype H Poortinga and Roy S Malpass Strategies for Design and Analysis - Roy S Malpass and Ype H Poortinga Sampling and Surveying - Walter J Lonner and John W Berry Field Work in Cross-Cultural Psychology - Robert L Munroe and Ruth H Munroe The Wording and Translation of Research Instruments - Richard W Brislin Observational Methods - Stephen Bochner Cross-Cultural Assessment - Sidney H Irvine From Practice to Theory Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology - George M Guthrie and Walter J Lonner Assessment of Social Behavior - Marshall Segall Assessment of Acculturation - J W Berry, J E Trimble, and E L Olmedo

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a10502210ed65f1d0fca7abhttps://doi.org/10.2307/2069488
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