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This cutting-edge book brings together eminent experts who propose ways to bridge cultural and developmental approaches to human psychology. The experts heed the call of cultural psychology to study different peoples around the world and to recognize that culture profoundly impacts how we think, feel, and act. At the same time, they also take seriously the developmental science perspective that humans everywhere share common life stage tasks and ways of learning. Doing what has not previously been done, the experts integrate key insights and findings from cultural and developmental research. The result is a book brimming with new and creative syntheses for theory, research, and policy.
This book is in step with a world where culturally diverse peoples interact with one another more than ever due to migration, worldwide media, and international trade and travel. With these interactions come changes to cultures and the psychological development of their members, and the implications for scholarship and policy are thoughtfully examined here.
The book covers a wide range of related topics. It addresses the intersection of development and culture for psychological processes such as learning and memory, for key contexts of development such as family and civil society, for conceptions of self and identity, and for how the life course is partitioned including a focus on childhood and emerging adulthood.
With its inclusion of diverse life phases, diverse topics, and experts from diverse disciplines and cultures, this volume speaks to a broad range of developmental and cultural issues. The synthesis of cultural and developmental approaches should be exciting and eye-opening to anyone with an interest in human psychology in today's global world.
Contents
Foreword: William Damon
Introduction: Changing Our Research for a Changing World
Lene Arnett Jensen
Contributor List
Part I: Developmental Processes and Culture
1. The Cultural-Developmental Theory of Moral Psychology: A New Synthesis
Lene Arnett Jensen
2. Cultural Frames of Children's Learning Beliefs
Jin Li
3. A Global Window on Memory Development
Michelle Leichtman
Part II: Developmental Contexts and Culture
4. Merging Cultural and Psychological Accounts of Family Contexts
Jacqueline J. Goodnow
5. Peer Relationships, Culture, and Human Development
Xinyin Chen
6. Civil Societies as Cultural and Developmental Contexts for Civic Identity Formation
Constance Flanagan, M. Loreto Martínez, & Patricio Cumsille
7. Adolescent Ties to Adult Communities: The Intersection of Culture and Development
Alice Schlegel
Part III: Developmental Selves and Culture
8. Identity Development in Multiple Cultural Contexts
Jean S. Phinney & Oscar A. Baldelomar
9. Cultural and Developmental Pathways to Acceptance of Self and Acceptance of the World
Fred Rothbaum & Yan Z. Wang
10. The Development of Individual Purposes: Creating Actuality Through Novelty
Jaan Valsiner
Part IV: Developmental Phases and Culture
11. The Culturalization of Developmental Trajectories: A Perspective on African Childhoods and Adolescences
A. Bame Nsamenang
12. Emerging Adulthood(s): The Cultural Psychology of a New Life Stage
Jeffrey Arnett
13. Reconceptualizing Lifespan Development Through a Hindu Perspective
Saraswathi Tharakad, Jayanthi Mistry & Ranjana Dutta
Commentary: Richard Shweder
