The handbook of Chinese psychology.

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1996
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Abstract
This handbook signals a coming of age for the psychological study of Chinese people. Prominent scholars from all the major fields of psychological research review, integrate, and explain findings in their areas of expertise - from language acquisition to comparative psychopathology, from academic achievement to personal relationships, from emotional expression to the practice of psychotherapy, from decision-making to personality structure. This handbook is a stepping stone towards a more dynamic, more comprehensive and more insightful psychology of the Chinese people. The text should be of interest to scholars, social scientists, psychologists, and human resource specialists who work with Chinese people.
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Authors Michael Harris Bond
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 1996
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