A general theory of cross-cultural variation in cognitive style

A general theory of cross-cultural variation in cognitive style

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by J. Peter Denny

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@MISC{Denny_ageneral,
    author = {J. Peter Denny},
    title = {A general theory of cross-cultural variation in cognitive style},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

Third draft- 1996- incomplete The purpose of this paper is to put forth a theory that will synthesize as much as possible of what has been observed about cross-cultural differences in thinking in the last few decades.

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