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Peter et al, Culture is a societal phenomenon. Period. At the individual level, it is only one of many things that influences a person's habits/tendencies/confort zones. Other major ones are the traits that one is born with, familial relations, life experiences and education. All ...

Colleagues, Good article! It reminds me of a statement by the American psychologist, Harold Kelly, who lamented in the 1950's that, in psychology, "there are the questions that one can research and then there are the really interesting questions." In my experience, most academic ...

Walter et al., I found a lot of information and comparisons on the web when I was researching software for qualitative reserach. Some keywords are "Qualitative Data Analysis Software" or "Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis" (put them in quotes in Google so the search engine ...

Josh, I think that Atlas.ti (a program developed at a German university) can handle it if you have the Chinese version of WIN. Check out http://www.atlasti.com/. Ruth Josh Keller (msbad666) wrote: > I am looking into the possibility of conducting quantitative content ...

Hi, all! If, like me, you are trying to teach your students to see things from the perspectives of other cultures, you might be interested in a new book by a young Indian scholar, Harsh Verma, called "The Avatar Way of Leadership." In it, Harsh analyzes three mythological figures, ...