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Cooperation in the cross-national context
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022In this article, we outline the current state of research concerning cooperation in the cross-national context. We present several theoretical approaches and empirical findings regarding national differences in cooperation, as well as how cooperation may depend on the national background of the interaction partner. In addition, we discuss the influence
Angela Rachael Dorrough +2 more
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Maternal filicide: A cross-national comparison
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1998The present study is a review of 20 adult women charged with murdering their children who were referred to a forensic psychiatric hospital for pretrial evaluation. This study compares the demographic, historical, clinical, forensic, and offense characteristics of these women and their victims to samples of multinational, British, and Canadian filicidal
G R, McKee, S J, Shea
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The Cross-national Epidemiology of Panic Disorder
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1997Epidemiological data on panic disorder from community studies from 10 countries around the world are presented to determine the consistency of findings across diverse cultures.Data from independently conducted community surveys from 10 countries (the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, France, West Germany, Italy, Lebanon, Taiwan, Korea, and New ...
Weissman, M. +17 more
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Cross-National Stability of a Leadership Model
Psychological Reports, 2004This study explored 60 Greek-Cypriot managers' perceptions of different dimensions of leadership. Analyses using structural equation modeling were performed to examine the invariance of the Flamholtz six-factor leadership model. The same leadership styles observed in samples from countries previously studied were present in the sample from Cyprus.
Marcoulides, G. A. +7 more
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CROSS-NATIONAL IMPRISONMENT RATES
The British Journal of Criminology, 1994Abstract Prison use is universally held to vary massively across countries (see e.g., Wilkins 1991). Such differences have attracted a range of explanations, from the notion that prison capacity drives prison use (see Blumstein et al. 1983 for a review and critique), to the notion that tolerance of inequality manifests itself in both ...
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Developing cross-national instruments: Using cross-national methods and procedures
International Journal of Educational Research, 1996Abstract The first section of this chapter deals with the research questions and the focus of the Olympiad studies. The next section concerns the development of the cross-cultural/cross-national instruments used in the international studies included in this monograph.
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2022
Abstract This chapter evaluates the empirical expectations that directly relate to the emergence of secular political movements and institutional secularization. It uses an original dataset that covers the period 1800–2000. The findings support the argument presented in Chapter 1, which emphasized the historical influence of the ...
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Abstract This chapter evaluates the empirical expectations that directly relate to the emergence of secular political movements and institutional secularization. It uses an original dataset that covers the period 1800–2000. The findings support the argument presented in Chapter 1, which emphasized the historical influence of the ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter tests the theory through a cross-national analysis of all countries from 1946 to 2010. It first shows that dictators can indeed coup-proof their regimes by pursuing empowerment or marginalization, reducing the risk of a coup four-fold.
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Abstract This chapter tests the theory through a cross-national analysis of all countries from 1946 to 2010. It first shows that dictators can indeed coup-proof their regimes by pursuing empowerment or marginalization, reducing the risk of a coup four-fold.
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International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 1999
(1999). Cross-National Research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 91-92.
Linda Hantrais, Steen Mangen
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(1999). Cross-National Research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 91-92.
Linda Hantrais, Steen Mangen
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