ePubWU Institutional Repository (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien) · 2005 · 15 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesAnthropologySocial PsychologyCultural AnthropologyCultureEthnographyCross-cultural ComparisonCultural Bias In AssessmentCultural DifferenceCultural ValuesNarrative AnalysisNarrative EthnographyCross-cultural PsychologyResearch InterviewsStandards
The proposed method enables us to identify cultural standards, i.e. the underlying norms of thinking, sensing, perceiving, judging, and acting that the vast majority of individuals in a given culture is considering as normal for themselves and others. Norms of behaviour can be different across societies even if the underlying values are the same and can cause critical incidents to emerge. A sequence of methodological steps allows systematically dealing with sampling, interviewer, interpretation, construct, and culture bias in cross-cultural qualitative research based on narrative interviews.(author's abstract)