Lonner Walter J
Department of Psychology, Western Washington University.
Am Psychol. 2015 Nov;70(8):804-14. doi: 10.1037/a0039454.
This article provides brief commentaries on culture-oriented research in psychology and a synopsis of the author's 50-year involvement in cross-cultural psychology. Overviews of several areas with which he is more familiar are given. These include his career-long stewardship of the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, of which he is founding and special issues editor, continuous involvement with the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology, ongoing interest in the search for psychological universals, studying the influence of cultures on personality, values, and other psychological dimensions, monitoring the inclusion of culture in introductory psychology texts, contributions to cross-cultural counseling, and sustained involvement with the Online Readings in Psychology and Culture since its inception. Also included are comments on both the ever-expanding research on culture's influence on behavior and thought by a growing network of scholars who have different, yet complementary, agendas and research methods.
本文对心理学中以文化为导向的研究进行了简要评论，并概述了作者50年来在跨文化心理学领域的参与情况。文中给出了他较为熟悉的几个领域的概述。这些领域包括他长期担任《跨文化心理学杂志》的负责人（他是该杂志的创刊编辑和特刊编辑）、持续参与国际跨文化心理学会、对寻找心理普遍性的持续兴趣、研究文化对人格、价值观和其他心理维度的影响、监测文化在心理学入门教材中的纳入情况、对跨文化咨询的贡献，以及自《心理学与文化在线读物》创刊以来持续参与其中。此外，还评论了越来越多有着不同但互补议程和研究方法的学者对文化对行为和思维影响的不断扩展的研究。
