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cultural variations
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cross cultural variations
the ways that different groups of people vary in terms of their social practices which have effects on
development
and behaviour
individualist
people view
themselves
as
individuals
and
emphasise
the
needs
of
individuals
collectivist
people view themselves as
members
of groups and consider the needs of the group
van and kroonenberg study
meta analysis
combining findings of
32
studies of
strange situation
from variety of countries over
2000
children
meta analysis
researcher looks at findings from a number of
different
studies in order to reach a general conclusion about a
particular
hypothesis
conclusions
secure
is the most common form of attachment
high levels of
insecure avoidant
in
Germany
insecure resistant
in
Israel
and
Japan
1.5x
greater variation within a culture than between a culture
