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Celebrated social psychologist Michele Gelfand offers a radical new theory about cultural differences that explains why some countries, cultures, and individuals rigorously abide by a host of norms, and others do precisely the opposite, with surprising results. This book explores how behavior varies across societies based on perceived threats and norms, with research from over fifty countries.
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Explores how cultural norms shape behaviors worldwide.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in understanding why people from different cultures act the way they do, this book provides fascinating insights. Michele Gelfand's research reveals the surprising ways in which threats influence societal norms and individual actions. It's a compelling read for anyone curious about the deeper roots of social behavior and cultural differences.
