Migration Psychology

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Chapter 1. Research culture, adaptation to new surrounding and cross-cultural methods: 1.1.Concept of culture; 1.1.1.Conception of culture and factors involved in its forming; 1.1.2. Psychological dimensions of cultures; 1.2.Peculiarity of the culture of Australia; 1.2.1.Forming of Australian culture and the question of Australian national identity; 1.2.2.Australia and Russia in the light of cultural dimensions; 1.2.3.Analysis of other characteristics of communicating cultures; 1.2.4.Cultural profile of Australia; 1.3. Cross-cultural point of view; 1.3.1. Problems with cross-cultural researches; 1.3.2. Examples of cross-cultural research; 1.3.3. Importance of cross-cultural research in the modern world; 1.3.4. The Model for cultural learning and cross-cultural trainings; 1.4. Culture assimilator; 1.4.1.Theoretic basis of culture assimilator and its place among methods of cross-cultural psychology; 1.4.2.Steps for constructing culture assimilators; 1.5. Conception of ethnic (national) stereotype; 1.6. Conception of cultural shock; 1.7. Adaptation to new cultural surroundings; 1.7.1. Conception of adaptation; 1.7.2. Typology of adaptation; 1.7.3. Effects of unsuccesful adaptation of personality; 1.7.4. Intolerance and its influences in international communications; 1.7.5. Factors influencing the process of adaptation to new cultural surroundings
Chapter 2. Organisation, methods and results of the research (author project): 2.1.Research plan; 2.2.Grounding methods; 2.3.Research hypothesis; 2.4.Analysis and interpretation of results; 2.5.Conclusions; 2.6.Recomendations
Inference
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