This volume brings together contributions from international scholars to provide a concise introduction to selected topics in cross-cultural psychology: the scientific study of human behaviour and mental processes under diverse cultural conditions.

Foreword by Florence L. Denmark Introduction to Cross-Cultural Psychology by John D. Hogan and Bradley D. Sussner Research Methods for Studies in the Field by Harold Takooshian, Nihar R. Mrinal and Uma Singhal Mrinal Language and Communication by John Beatty Child and Adolescent Development by Harry W. Gardiner Preference for Principled Moral Reasoning by Uwe P. Gielen and Diomedes C. Markoulis Women and Gender Roles by Leonore Loeb Adler Aging and Old Age in Cross-Cultural Perspective by Cynthia L. Frazier and Anthony P. Glascock Culture and Emotion by Nathan Yrizarry, David Matsumoto, Chikako Imai, Kristie Kooken, and Sachiko Takeuchi Stress, Anxiety, Anger and Coping by Pittu Laungani Personality Across Cultures by Rogelio Diaz-Guerrero, Rolando Diaz-Loving and Maria Lucy Rodriguez de Diaz Beliefs and Cultural Social Psychology by Albert Pepitone Multinational Enterprises by Justin P. Carey Intercultural Contact and Communication by Richard W. Brislin Psychological Aspects of Immigration by Paul G. Schmitz Psychopathological and Clinical Aspects of Experience by Juris G. Dragons Mental Health Treatment and Service Delivery by Harriet P. Lefley Epilogue by Peter F. Merenda Index