Handbook of international psychology / edited by Michael J. Stevens and Danny Wedding.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW / Michael J. Stevens and Danny Wedding -- AFRICA -- Psychology in Kenya / June W. Koinange -- Psychology in Nigeria / James T. Gire -- Psychology in South Africa / Graham B. Stead -- NORTH AMERICA -- Psychology in Canada / Pierre Ritchie and Michel Sabourin -- Psychology in Mexico / Juan José Sanchez-Sosa -- Psychology in the United States / Raymond D. Fowler and Russ Newman -- SOUTH AMERICA -- Psychology in Argentina / Hugo Klappenbach -- Psychology in Brazil: The Road Behind and the Road Ahead / Claudio S. Hutz, Sherri McCarthy, and William Gomes -- Psychology in Colombia / Rubén Ardila -- EAST ASIA -- Advances in Psychology in China / Yufang Yang -- Psychology in Japan / Junko Tanaka-Matsumi and Kanako Otsui -- Psychology in Singapore / Elizabeth Nair -- SOUTH ASIA -- Psychology in India / Blanche Barnes -- Psychology in Pakistan / Nosheen Khan Rahman -- Psychology in Thailand / Sombat Tapanya -- EAST EUROPE -- Psychology in Poland: A Country Under Transformation / Irena Heszen-Niejodek -- Psychology in Russia / Tatiana Balachova, Galina Isurina, Sheldon Levy, Larisa Svetkova, and Ludwig Wasserman -- Psychology in Turkey / Hale Bolak Boratav -- WEST EUROPE -- Psychology in Germany / Ingrid Plath and Lutz H. Eckensbeger -- Psychology in Spain / José M. Prieto and Yolanda García-Rodriguez -- Psychology in the United Kingdom / Ingrid C. Lunt -- THE MIDDLE EAST -- Psychology in Egypt / Ramadan A. Ahmed -- Psychology in Iran / Behrooz Birashk -- Psychology in Israel / Rebecca Jacoby -- THE PACIFIC RIM -- Psychology in Australia / Alison F. Garton -- Psychology in Indonesia / Sarlito W. Sarwono -- Psychology in the Philippines / Cristina Jayme Montiel and Lota A. Teh -- INTERNATIOINAL PSYCHOLOGY: A SYNTHESIS / Michael J. Stevens and Danny Wedding.

This Handbook expands our understanding of psychology and its continuing evolution in different regions throughout the world, in hopes of reducing the isolated, parochial, and ethnocentric nature of the American profession.

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