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1. • • the tendency to assume that one’s personal qualities and characteristics, including attitudes and values, are common in the general social group or culture.
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   Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational postulate of psychology, yet explicit analysis of how to identify such universals is lacking.

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   a psychological feature that occurs and is recognized across diverse cultures, albeit sometimes in different forms. In 1980, U.S. psychologist Walter J. Lonner (1934– ) proposed a seven-level structure to categorize ideas and concepts that may qualify as psychological universals: (a) simple universals (e.g., the absolute facticity of human ...

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 7576334Psychological Universals: What Are They and How Can We Know?

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   Sep 1, 2005 · Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational postulate of psychology, yet explicit analysis of how to identify such universals is lacking.

5. psycnet.apa.org › doi › 10Psychological Universals: What Are They and How Can We Know?

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   Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational postulate of psychology, yet explicit analysis of how to identify such universals is lacking. This article offers a conceptual and methodological framework to guide the investigation of genuine universals through empirical analysis of ...

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   Apr 19, 2018 · n. the condition of existing everywhere, often in a very similar or identical form. In psychology, universality is more specifically: the tendency to assume that one’s personal qualities and characteristics, including attitudes and values, are common in the general social group or culture.

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   Universality refers to the idea that certain psychological concepts, behaviors, or experiences exist across all cultures. Many in psychology tend to assume that the psychological concepts they teach, learn, and study are universal, when in fact, they are culture-specific.

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   What are psychological universals?

   • Psychological Universals: What Are They and How Can We Know? Psychological universals, or core mental attributes shared by humans everywhere, are a foundational postulate of psychology, yet explicit analysis of how to identify such universals is lacking.

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   Are psychological concepts universal?

   • Many in psychology tend to assume that the psychological concepts they teach, learn, and study are universal, when in fact, they are culture-specific. When concepts or behaviors do appear to be universal, such as the seven facial expressions described above, there are often cultural constraints.

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   Why is universality important in psychology?

   • The assumption of human universals is a foundational postulate of psychology, and as such, a rich understanding about how we can consider universality in psychological phenomena is of great importance to the field.

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   Is there a level of universality in psychology?

   • Theoretical confusion is likely to emerge from differing but often unarticulated assumptions of what level of a universal exists across cultures. Research on the universality of psychological processes would be more productive if conceptual frameworks were available to anchor findings and inform debates about levels of universals.

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   Is a psychological phenomenon a functional Universal?

   • are existential universals in that these motivations are cognitively available in principle across cultures (Heine et al., 1999). To summarize, a psychological phenomenon is a functional universal if the shape of the relationship between the variables is the same, even if the strength of the pattern differs across cultures.

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   Do universals of thought and behaviour reveal unique human cognition?

   • Nature Reviews Psychology 2, 199–200 (2023) Cite this article Universals of thought and behaviour across variable cultural experiences can reveal uniquely human cognition. However, culturally informed and theoretically motivated sampling is needed to reveal true universals. Humans are characterized by cultural diversity.

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   Mar 3, 2023 · Nature Reviews Psychology - Universals of thought and behaviour across variable cultural experiences can reveal uniquely human cognition. However, culturally informed and...