Culture & Psychology

Papers
(The TQCC of Culture & Psychology is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Maintaining the future through recurrent crises12
Attention operation and language in the learning process in a music lesson12
Buffer zones in Wayanad: A social constructivist exploration into farmers’ mental health10
Cultural psychological implications of Hermann Hesse’s Glasperlenspiel (glass bead game)10
Identity negotiation of Han women in Han-Hui-Muslim intermarriage in China: A dialogical-self theory approach9
Perceptions of teachers from Brazil and the United States regarding creativity of gifted students: Contributions from Vygotsky8
Identifying Hashtag Cultures to Study the Construction of Childhood Image and Parents’ Aspirations7
Thinking and the Moral Landscape7
The wind of thinking7
How cultural beliefs shape adaptive behavior and views of happiness: The good life in the community of Uzbekistan7
Silence as a magnifying glass for uncertainty and affect: The qualitative case studies of Karin and Dana’s journals6
Conceptual questions about meaning: Divergence or complementarity between cultural-Historical positions?6
The journey from unrealistic to realistic optimism: Ancient Confucian wisdom in modern business practice6
The religious component of uncertainty avoidance in the child-rearing practices in Kerala, India6
The Javanese Rasa: Sense, psychology, and spirituality6
Sudhir Kakar on mysticism, psychoanalysis, and culture5
A systematic review of client’s perspectives on the cultural and racial awareness and responsiveness of mental health practitioners5
Identity in university students: The semiotic work of making sense of yourself5
‘Face consciousness’ and ‘culture of embarrassment’ as stimulators to consumption: Exploring consumption decisions in the Jordanian context.5
Migrants’ deaths at Europe’s southern border: Cultural psychological dimensions of memory and mourning in Lampedusa5
Book Review: Contemporary conspiracy culture: truth and knowledge in an era of epistemic instability HarambamJaron (2020). Contemporary conspiracy culture: truth and knowledge in an era of epistemic i5
Animals were harmed in the making of this research: the makings of human-animal relation in hunting4
Development and vulnerability across the lifecourse4
“Power to the people—all the people”: Sociocultural constructions of black queer identity4
Runaway rights: A closer look at different rights visions and entitlement perceptions4
Questions about the will4
Trauma, bicultural immersion, and growing into self: The impacts of media narratives on former refugees4
To trust or not to trust? How Hong Kong protesters build and maintain trust in a leaderless movement4
The experiences of non-indigenous ethnic minority psychotherapists residing and practicing in Aotearoa New Zealand4
Cultural understandings of fathering and fatherhood in India: An exploration of lived experiences4
Once Upon a Time, Materiality: A Possible Scenario for Psychology in the Nature/culture Divide4
Country, identity and sharing: Australian indigenous Children’s perspectives on their own indigeneity – A further case for authentic empathy4
“A man doesn’t drink from a straw. Never!” the experience of coming out as gay to oneself and to others3
The use of branded clothing in identity development and social relations between adolescents3
Older black South African women’s perceptions and attitudes of long-term care: An Ubuntu-centric cultural perspective3
The meanings of disability-related activities and disability identities: A qualitative analysis of narratives of people with physical disabilities in Japan3
In memoriam Ivana Marková (1938–2024)3
‘You Always Need at Least Two Tones to Produce a Harmonious Sound’: The Value of Arendt’s Ideas on Friendship for Thinking in Social Psychology3
Reflection to freedom: Return of a fundamental discourse in Contemporary Psychology3
Cultural mediation of grief: the role of aesthetic experience3
Conclusion: An invitation to dialogue with The Life of the Mind3
Natural origins of social essentialism: Ethnic groups, identities, and cultural transmission3
Understanding coping mechanisms in times of anxiety and uncertainty: A qualitative study of Kashmir women’s recourse to superstitions3
Thinking through cultures and psychologies: Robert Levine’s life and work, and a discipline’s ongoing project3
Systematic literature review: The use of the concept of perezhivanie in research on teacher training2
The dialogical self and the multiplicity of I-positions: Experiences of becoming a teacher in the international practicum2
Psychotherapy displayed as an ongoing meaning-making dialogue2
Inter-group relationships of interdependence between the Adivasi people and the Jesuits in India: Emergence of a new identity2
The Role of Dehumanization in Legitimation and Delegitimation of State Violence in Colombia2
Defining the Self in Terms of Power, Plurality and Social Embeddedness–The Model of the Agonistic Self2
Trajectory equifinality model and German research on women’s self-negotiation of perceived normativity in a Western society2
A semiotic cultural psychology theory analysis of the signs ‘We’, ‘Us’, ‘I’ and ‘Me’2
Examining the impact of hagwons and the South Korean Education System on the entity mindset development of young South Korean adults2
Who to marry? Norwegian-Tamil young adults reflecting on their conditions for partner choice. A narrative approach to intergenerational change processes2
Gender identity from a dialogical and semiotic cultural perspective2
Willing and action2
Community versus society: The normative vision of sociality in joint self-education2
Metamorphosis from exalted person to cultural symbol: A case study of the GOAT in tennis2
Dialogue with The Life of the Mind2
Definitions and scope of ginhawa: Unpacking the experiences of Filipinos toward having a good life2
Indigenous people in urban context and historical memory: Paths for psychology indigenous people in urban context and psychology2
Chilean experiences of exile in the “socialist brotherhood” negotiating solidarity, belonging and change in the German Democratic Republic2
Trends and directions in acculturation research2
Muslim minorities’ experiences of Islamophobia in the West: A systematic review2
Tackling gendered aspects of acculturation through Turkish migrant Women’s experiences in Europe2
(Dis)location and identity: Understanding the construction of Tibetan refugee identity in youth living in India2
Online compassion on the border: The case of Chinese undergraduates on social media in the first weave of COVID-19 pandemic2
School refusal as a representation of questioning normality: Understanding the richness of socio-cultural transitions2
Retelling the past: Narrative construction and reconstruction using personal photographs and the elicitation of nostalgia2
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