7. Sociocultural Premises, Attitudes, and Cross-Cultural Research

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. TABLES viii
4. FIGURE x
5. Introduction xi
6. 1. Neurosis and the Mexican Family Structure 1
7. 2. Mexican Assumptions about Interpersonal Relations 17
8. 3. Motivations of the Mexican Worker 21
9. 4. The Mental, Personal, and Social Health of the Mexican of Mexico City 48
10. 5. Two Core-Culture Patterns and the Diffusion of Values across Their Border 78
11. 6. Respect and Status in Two Cultures 89
12. 7. Sociocultural Premises, Attitudes, and Cross-Cultural Research 112
13. 8. The Passive-Active Transcultural Dichotomy 127
14. 9. Problems and Preliminary Results of Sociopsychological Research in Mexico 134
15. 10. Exploring Dimensions in Socioeconomic Development 145
16. Bibliography 157
17. Index 165