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The paper explores the concept of easternisation in social psychology, focusing on situational forces and their origins.

May 25, 2026Open Access

Explicit or implied 'easternisation': the case of situational forces in social psychology

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The paper explores the concept of easternisation in social psychology, focusing on situational forces and their origins.
Analysis of the development and acceptance of situational forces in social psychology and other disciplines.
Examination of the influences on key figures in the field and their connection to Eastern thought.
Situational forces have gained popularity in social psychology, reflecting a shift in Western perspectives.
The case of easternisation is identified as an independent development, not a conscious appropriation of Eastern philosophy.

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This article demonstrates how situational forces are increasingly accepted in social psychology, indicating a shift in Western thought.

Human Sciences Research Council (2026) studied this question.

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