World psychology

{{Main|World psychology article}}

A great proportion of psychology experiments have been conducted on white, undergraduate psychologists, often in English speaking countries such as the US or UK. If a study's methodology section ever says it used a 'random, opportunity sample' then this might well be the case. When trying to determine the psychology of human beings, we must not fall into the trap of ethnocentrism; that is, assuming that psychological tendancies of one race or culture can be extrapolated to apply to the people of the rest of the world.

[[Psychology_in_each_country_of_the_world| Psychology in each country of the world]]

[[International psychology organisations]]

[[Psychology - the international perspective]]

[[The psychology of displaced persons]]

[[Psychology and aid]]

[[Psychology in humanitarian crises]]

[[Psychology in the conflict zone]]

[[How to develop psychology in a country]]

[[Psychology and culture]]

Broader theoretical approaches to psychology:

*[[African psychology]]

*[[Ayurvedic psychology]]

*[[Buddhist psychology]]

*[[Hindhu psychology]]

*[[Chinese psychology]]

*[[Japanese psychology]]

*[[Liberation psychology]]

*[[Shamenism]]

*[[Sasang - Korean psychology]]

[[Category:Applied psychology]]

*[[Transcendology]]