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More than we Need to Know about Culture, but are Afraid Not to Ask

Journal of Cross-Cultural PsychologyPublished 1 June 1984
Arshall H. Segall
Citations68
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SJR score1.18
SNIP1.44

Abstract

"Culture" needs no sharpening. It works well as a global term, designating the many diverse material and ideational phenomena that social scientists traditionally perceive as cultural. Pleas and attempts to define culture anew, however well-meaning and creative, are irrelevant to the conduct of cross-cultural research.

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Social Sciences