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In relation to how people behave, there are two ways in which cultural factors are important. It is possible to apply cultural differences to an individual’s behaviour in a broad sense by looking at how a culture may influence the way in which a person regards himself or herself in the world and the way that person behaves.

In this chapter, we will look at the most important cultural differences between Canadians and Americans. We will briefly review some cultural differences, starting with value systems. Then we will look at more subtle influences such as the way we handle social situations and the way we talk about each other. While we will be focusing on the United States, there are many cultures in the world, and each has important influences on the way that people think and behave.

But it is also possible to look at how a culture influences the way that an individual deals with specific situations. These are referred to as situational differences. In this book, we will be looking at situational differences because these are more closely related to what we do in our daily lives, and we can become aware of these differences, at least to some extent, through our interactions with our friends and family and with members of the general public. If we are clear about situational differences, we can adapt our behaviour to make it more appropriate to the situation.

This is a perfectly reasonable explanation for why people read psychology and study human behaviour. If you are interested in improving yourself and becoming a better person, and you want to do it in a non-threatening way, then there is no better place to do it than psychology. In fact, there are many places (such as religion, philosophy, literature, and religion) where you can learn about yourself and how to be a better person without worrying about the possible negative outcomes. In psychology, however, the good news is that the field does not claim to be able to help you become a better person. Instead, it presents itself as a social science that can help you understand the workings of the human mind. It does not claim to be able to help you become a better person. It does not promise to change your personality or to make you more altruistic or to make you feel better about yourself.

There are a number of plausible explanations of why psychology was born. Some of these explanations are probably quite historically accurate, while others are probably quite wrong. But there are a few that are probably fairly representative of the reality of the creation of the field.

In social psychology, stereotypes are “cognitive representations of attributes and characteristics that are attributed to members of a social category” (Peffley, Perrewe, & Hartley, 2004, p. 1). Stereotypes are frequently formed by the way that people classify and categorize others based on certain categories and attributes. There are two main stereotypes that are of interest in this book. The first stereotype that we will discuss is the stereotype of the “bossy” girl, and the second is the stereotype of the “nerd.” 827ec27edc