This field-leading text provides a thoroughly updated review of the theories and research in cross�cultural psychology. New to the 7th Edition is an expanded cognition chapter and applied cross-cultural psychology chapter as well as more online resources, including PowerPoint slides, instructor manual, and video links. "Given the increasingly multicultural nature of modern societies, this insightful and mature excursion into the dynamics of cross-cultural psychology could not come at a more propitious time. This is important reading and highly recommended." - Jim Sidanius, Harvard University "This classic text is a must-read for those in the fields of psychology and related social and behavioral sciences. It is an engaging and informative resource for anyone interested in learning how the intricate web of cultural customs, values, and norms permeate our lives and shapes us into who we are." - Denis Sukhodolsky, Yale University "I had the privilege to use this text in teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses. This text aims to spark the students' motivation to learn about cultural contextual variables affecting human behavior, cognitions, and emotions. It offers a critical thinking paradigm and specific exercises, which are priceless in this field and could be applied in other subfields of psychology." - Sergei Tsytsarev, Hofstra University Praise for the previous edition: "Shiraev and Levy provide a scholarly analysis of cross-cultural psychology that is informative, intriguing, and enjoyable to read. Their descriptions of contemporary applications convey critically important insights for addressing intergroup conflicts and disparities." - Cheryl Koopman, Stanford University