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Conceptualizing Cultural Intelligence
2020Cultural intelligence is a person’s ability to adapt effectively to new cultural contexts. To date, the cultural intelligence construct has been conceptualized in two related but distinct ways. The first view of cultural intelligence is that it consists of cognitive (specific knowledge that people gain about a new culture), metacognitive (superordinate
Yuan Liao, David C. Thomas
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Intelligence and Culture: History and Assessment
2014This chapter examines current views on intelligence and its assessment with a particular focus on the cultural context. The topics to be addressed are discussed in three parts: historical influences, cultural issues in conceptualizing and assessing intelligence, and adapting and developing intelligence test adaptation in the wider world.
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Cultural Intelligence and Cultural Learning
2023Abstract Humans live in social worlds that are often larger and always more complex and inter-dependent than those of great apes, with life success requiring the ability to navigate one’s social environment. It is very plausibly suggested that human minds are specifically adapted to these social worlds, though the specific details of ...
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