Understanding Cross-Cultural Psychological Features

Research Presentation 2 (Cross-Cultural Research Design)
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Research Presentation 2 (Cross-Cultural Research Design)
Introduction
This research presentation aims to design a follow-up study that addresses the identified challenges and further explores the cross-cultural psychological features related to values, emotions, and interpersonal dynamics, building on the study conducted by Wei et al. (2013) on emotional suppression and interpersonal harmony across American and Chinese cultural groups. This study will address generalizability and response bias difficulties and broaden our understanding of cross-cultural psychological features and their influence on emotional regulation.
Addressing Challenges
Generalizability: The first difficulty was the findings' limited generalizability due to their restricted usage by college students. To address this issue, we recommend a more diverse and representative sample of all ages, educational levels, and job positions. A larger participant pool will allow us to determine if the original study's correlations apply to the general population.
Response Biases: The second challenge focused on response biases, such as cultural disparities in item agreement and acquiescence bias. We will use a mixed-method approach, incorporating self-report surveys and experimental tasks, to reduce these biases. This method will give a more