Cultural Competence--Tacit, Yet Fundamental: Self, Social Relations, and Cognition in the United States and Japan.
Cultural Competence--Tacit, Yet Fundamental: Self, Social Relations, and Cognition in the United States and Japan.
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文化能力——隐性但基础:美国和日本的自我、社会关系和认知。
DOI:
10.1037/10681-003
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2004
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通讯作者:
Sean Duffy
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作者:
S. Kitayama;Sean Duffy
In the chapter that follows, we first review evidence pertaining to the cross-culturally divergent forms of the self and social relations. Next, we move on to review recent evidence on cultural variations in cognition. The cultural competences suggested throughout this chapter are quite tacit and often automatic and spontaneous. Moreover, they are quite systematic. In fact, we point out that they can be summarized in terms of a relatively simple parameter of allocating differential weights to" object" or" context." In the closing section of this chapter, we indicate directions of future research by raising a number of questions regarding the malleability, variability, and origins of this particular dimension that cut across many cultural competences.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)