Cross-Cultural Analysis
Cross-cultural analysis of stratification with societal taxonomies
... societies. Cross-cultural analysis is necessary to compare the taxonomies as the range of variation of phenomena they predict covers a wide array of societies (Udy ...
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Public Participation GIS in the UK and USA: A cross cultural analysis
... a cross cultural analysis Abstract This paper explores how different institutional structures and practices associated with urban planning in the UK and the US influence public appraisals of Public ...
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The dynamics of spirituality: A cross cultural analysis of untranslatable terms
... and cultural discourse ...particularly cross- ...theory analysis identified three key dimensions: the sacred, contemplative practice, and ...valid cross-culturally, namely: engagement with the ...
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Violence Against Women: A Cross-cultural Analysis for Africa
... Sample coverage: for actual violence (cols. 1-2) all 18 African countries with domestic vi- olence module are included; for violence attitudes (cols. 3-6) there are 28 African countries [r] ...
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Adult attachment and self-construal: a cross-cultural analysis
... of Cultural Fit The question of whether the links between attachment and self-construal variables and the relationship and mental health variables will be similar in all cultural contexts is an open ...of ...
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Stigmatization fo HIV/AIDS: A Cross-Cultural Analysis
... measures cross-cultural attitudes about HIV/AIDS using a questionnaire distributed to both international and American students at Western Kentucky ...
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Comparative Cross-Cultural Analysis of Compliments in English and Persian Series
... Shahrekord University, Iran Abstract With the growth of interests in the study of compliments, this subject has become a major issue in the areas of interactional sociolinguistics and cross-cultural ...
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The influence of entrepreneurial personality on franchisee performance:A cross-cultural analysis
... 4 Uncertainty avoidance refers to “the extent to which people feel threatened by uncertainty and ambiguity and try to avoid these situations” (de Mooij and Hofstede, 2010, p. 89). The masculinity-femininity ...
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The influence of entrepreneurial personality on franchisee performance: A cross-cultural analysis
... avoid these situations” (de Mooij and Hofstede, 2010, p. 89). The masculinity-femininity cultural dimension pertains to the extent to which assertiveness and self-confidence are present in a culture (Kreiser et ...
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The mediating role of authenticity on mindfulness and wellbeing: a cross cultural analysis
... School of Education, University of Nottingham, UK. Abstract Both mindfulness and authenticity have been found to positively affect psychological well- being. The current study investigated the relationships between an ...
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Consumers\u27 Perceptions Towards Sustainability: A Cross-Cultural Analysis
... environmental pressures and socio-economic differences can cause an attitude- behavior gap (Babin and Harris 2014). The findings of this dissertation suggest that there is a significant difference in the level of ...
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"A cross-cultural analysis of pro-environmental consumer behaviour among seniors"
... This attitude–behaviour gap is well recognised across a number of studies conducted with different demographics and in a variety of countries (Auger, Burke, Devinney, & Louviere, 2003; Chatzidakis, Hibbert, & Smith, ...
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Cross Cultural Analysis of Blogs and Forums with Mixed Collection Topic Models
... 5.3 Analysis Along the Locals Dimension The results of the first experiment offer an unsu- pervised aggregation of factual information that is important to travelers such as a destination’s cli- mate, law, and ...
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Importance of Cultural Intelligence: Cross-Cultural Examination and Analysis
... force cultural change and practices upon the other ...less cultural conflict and clash than the Chrysler and Daimler teams did, and ultimately this acquisition was yet another success for Cisco because they ...
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The flavours of love: A cross cultural lexical analysis
... 25 vital to retain a sense of the crucial differences between its different forms. This is particularly the case with regard to who or what is the focus of a certain type of feeling. Overall then, this paper represents a ...
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The Roots of Virtue: A Cross Cultural Lexical Analysis
... 30 which drove the conceptual snowballing in certain directions. Moreover, of the words that have been included, their analysis has been inevitably restricted, limited by attempting to convey an overarching ...
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The dimensions of prosociality: a cross cultural lexical analysis
... 15 many cultures – influencing and shaping most aspects of life – that it is effectively impossible to disentangle religious and social practices. Thus, across the world’s languages, there are words relating to religious ...
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The value of ambivalent emotions: a cross cultural lexical analysis
... 15 The I Ching did not only recognise the fundamental ubiquity of change, but also identified the mechanism through which it occurs: dialectical interaction between opposites (Fang, 2012). This dialectical philosophy was ...
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The spectrum of positive affect: A cross cultural lexical analysis
... The analysis has revealed a wealth of positively valenced feelings, covering seven broad overlapping themes. These were each labelled using two broad conceptually-similar English constructs that roughly encompass ...
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A Frame Analysis Approach To Cross-Cultural Television Advertising
... The mere presence or absence of ethnic minority figures in advertising says little of the substance of their roles. Symbolist and structuralist approaches to print advertising attempt to deal with some of the limitations ...
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