Member Publications
Appreciating diversity – culture and gender issues
Author(s) Aneta Chybicka & Maria Ka≈∫mierczak (Eds.)
2007, Oficyna Wydawnicza "Impuls‚"
| Pages 318 | ISBN 978-83-7308-888-7
A significant factor in determining interpersonal relationships acros cultures is gender. It can have great importance to be able to understand how culture influences gender role expectations, marital satisfaction or the managing of conflicts in close relationships. Among the twelve chapters, seven are related to the psychological tasks that cultural diversity poses and five to close interpersonal relationships and their cross-cultural aspects. The reader can learn, among others things, about Tibetan refugees in India, German expatriates in China, immigrants in rural Canada, Polish young adults’ perception of conflicts in close relationships in Poland, France and Spain.
Cultural Diversity
Psychology of Diversity: Managing Acculturation and Multiculturalism in Plural Societies
A Comparison of Various Conceptualizations of Acculturation and the Prediction of Adaptation of International Students
Assimilation and Integration as Different Acculturation Strategies Related to the Level of Well-being of Tibetan Refugees in India
Beyond the City Limits: An Examination of Adjustment among Immigrants in Rural Canada
Developing Intercultural Sensitivity: The case of German Expatriates in China
Dealing with Diversity: Culture Specific Intercultural Competence in the Classroom
Rime and Onset Productivity by Polish Elementary School Children Obtaining Mono- and Bilingual Reading Acquisition
Gender and Relations
Predicting Marital Satisfaction across Cultures
Gendered Personality – Cultural Influences
Culture as a Moderator in the Relationship between Values and Social Support
Cultural Factors in Perception of Conflicts in Close Relationships: A Cross-cultural Study
Do We Really Differ or We Just Assume So? Female Gender Role in Close Relation in Poland and India