Universal principles of intercultural relations are a basis for culturally‐appropriate research, policies, and practices: Response to commentaries on “How shall we all live together?”

Berry, John W.; Grigoryev, Dmitry

doi:10.1111/apps.12406

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“…Our study (Berry & Grigoryev, 2022a) was focused on four main classes of phenomena within the framework: intergroup contacts among individuals of differing cultural backgrounds; the experience of discrimination, for both individuals and their group; intergroup attitudes; and psychological and intercultural adaptation. We asked the question: Do the quantity and quality of intergroup contact (positive contact) and their experience of discrimination (negative contact) impact individuals’ well-being (their psychological adaptation ) and their attitudes towards others (their intercultural adaptation )?…”

Section: Empirical Researchmentioning

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Living together in culturally diverse societies.

Berry

2023

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne

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In this article, I outline some historical antecedents and some core concepts and frameworks that have guided my research on how to live together in culturally diverse societies. Next, I present some empirical evidence from research in Canada and internationally try to show that there are some psychological principles of intercultural relations that may be “universal” in the sense that they operate similarly in many societies. Each principle is rooted in the Canadian policy of multiculturalism, which seeks to promote more positive relations among all ethnocultural communities. I conclude that when individuals who live in culturally diverse societies are able to maintain their heritage identities and also engage in the daily life of the larger society, they achieve better psychological well-being, sociocultural competence, and intercultural relations. These outcomes are best accomplished when the larger society promotes and supports multiculturalism in both policy and programmes.

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Section: Empirical Researchmentioning

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Living together in culturally diverse societies.

Berry

2023

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne

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The integration hypothesis: A critical evaluation informed by multilevel meta-analyses of three multinational datasets

Grigoryev,

Berry,

Stogianni

et al. 2023

International Journal of Intercultural Relations

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Correlates of Acculturation Strategies: Personality, Coping, and Outcome

Schmitz

2022

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology

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This contribution reviews correlates of Berry’s acculturation strategies. The aim was to offer a differentiated overview of correlates that may come into play during different phases of the acculturation process, as antecedents, as concurrent correlates, and as outcome variables. Building on a literature search and previous review papers, k = 61 independent publications ( N = 40,505) were identified. Correlates of acculturation strategies were grouped into 35 variables pertaining to diverse domains, and mixed-effects models were estimated to derive the mean magnitude of the relation. The correlates comprised basic dimensions of personality belonging to the giant three, big five, alternative five, and multicultural personality taxonomies. Further, more specific traits were investigated, including field dependence and dogmatism. The next group comprised the experience of stress and negative emotions as well as different coping styles. Finally, a selection of psychological and health-related correlates as well as a selection of sociocultural adjustment variables were investigated. Results indicate that the acculturation strategies possess differential patterns of relations, thereby supporting a multi-dimensional acculturation model. Generally, integration was characterized by a pattern of correlates that facilitate interacting with other people, coping successfully with stress, and beneficial outcome variables. Marginalization revealed an opposite pattern of relationships in many cases. Assimilation and separation fell in between the other acculturation strategies.

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Universal principles of intercultural relations are a basis for culturally‐appropriate research, policies, and practices: Response to commentaries on “How shall we all live together?”

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Living together in culturally diverse societies.

Living together in culturally diverse societies.

The integration hypothesis: A critical evaluation informed by multilevel meta-analyses of three multinational datasets

Correlates of Acculturation Strategies: Personality, Coping, and Outcome

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