Psychology of a Culture: Humanism and Social Ineffectiveness Embedded in Polish Ways of Life

  • Boski P
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This paper is intended as a learning tool for students wishing to expand their knowledge on culture – psychology interaction derived from a single culture perspective. The paper presents a cultural psychology approach to two themes of Polish culture: Humanism and Social (In)-Effectiveness. The text is divided into three distinct parts: (1) A detailed account of a foreigner's encounter with Poland, where standards typical for this culture are introduced; (2) Historical analysis tracing the origins of these two syndromes in Poland; (3) Empirical comparative studies combined over twenty five years, and their meta-analysis.

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Boski, P. (2012). Psychology of a Culture: Humanism and Social Ineffectiveness Embedded in Polish Ways of Life. Online Readings in Psychology and Culture, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.9707/2307-0919.1029

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