Description: Foreword Preface Tables and Figures Contributors Introduction Michael Harris Bond 1. The prospects for a Chinese Psychology, Geoffrey H. Blowers 2. Visual Perseption in Chinese People, Jong-Tsun Huang 3. Chineese Lexical Access, Jei-tun Wu and In-mao Liu 4. Chinese Reading and Comprehension: A Cognitive Psychology Perspective, Hsuan-Chih Chen 5. Cross-linguistic Contraints on Chinese Students Learning English, Che Kan Leong and Sophie Hsia 6. Linguistic Socialization: A Chinese Perspective, Norman H. Freeman and Gustav M. Habermann 7. Chinese Intelligence, Jimmy Chan 8. The Learning Approaches of Chinese People: A Function of Socialization Processes and the Context of Learning?, Lyn Gou et al 9. The Academic Achievement of Chinese Students, Howard W. Stevenson and Shin-ying Lee 10. Chinese Childhood Socialization, David Y.H. Wu 11. Filial Piety and its Psychological Consequences, David Y.H. Wu 12. Emotion Among the Chinese, James A. Russell and Michelle S.M. Yik 13. Universal Aspects of Chinese Personality Structure, Robert R. McCrae et al 14. Chinese Values, Michael Harris Bond 15. Ultimate Life Concerns, Self, and Chinese Achievement Motivation, An-Bang Yu 16. The Role of Beliefs in Chinese Culture, Kwok Leung 17. Casual Attribution Processes among the Chinese, Kathleen S. Crittenden 18. Chinese Communication Processes, Ge Gao et al 19. Chinese Personal Relationships, Robin Goodwin and Catherine So-kum Tang 20. Chinese Social Interaction: Harmony and Hierarchy on the good Earth, William K. Gabrenya, Jr. and Kwang-Kuo Hwang 21. Chinese Leadership and Organizational Structures, Peter B. Smith and Zhong-Ming Wang 22. Chinese Decision-making, J. Frank Yates and Ju-Whei Lee 23. Understanding Chinese People as Consumers: Past Findings and Future Propositions, David K. Tse 24. Employee Motivation and Attitudes in the Chinese Workforce, C. Harry Hui and Chen K. tan 25. Ecological Psychology in Chinese Societies, Solvig Ekblad 26. The Assessment of Psychopathology in Chinese Societies, Fanny M. Cheung 27. Abnormal Behaviour in Chnese Societies: Clinical, Epidemiological and Comparative Studies, Juris G. Dragnus 28. Coping in Chinese Communities: The Need for a new Research Agenda, Michael R. Phillips and Veronica Pearson 29. Psychotherapy with the Chinese, Patrick W. L. Leung and Peter W. H. Lee 30. Chinese Adaptations to Foreign Culturs, Kenneth L. Dion and Karen K. Dion 31. Psychological Transformation of the Chinese People as a Result of Societal Modernizaiton, Kuo-Shu Yang 32. Concluding Remarks: The End as Beginning, Michael Harris Bond References Index

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