TEHRAN-The Persian translation of the book A Psychology of Culture written by Michael B.
Salzman has actually been equated into Persian and will soon be published by Amir Kabir Publishers.Mohaddeseh Ahi and Raziyeh Gharahi are the translators of the book that was originally released in 2018, Mehr reported.This thought-provoking writing checks out the vital functions that culture satisfies in human life in action to core psychological, physiological, and existential needs.
It manufactures diverse strands of empirical and theoretical understanding to trace the advancement of culture as a source of morality, self-confidence, identity, and significance in addition to a driver of supremacy and upheaval.Extended examples from previous and continuous hostilities likewise spotlight the strength of culture in the consequences of disruption and trauma, and the possibility of reconciliation between conflicting cultures.
The promoting insights included here have significant implications for psychology, education, intergroup relations, politics, and social policy.A Psychology of Culture takes an uncommon trip of the human condition of interest to clinicians, teachers, and practitioners, students of culture and its role and results in human life, and students in nursing, medication, sociology, social work, household studies, sociology, therapy, and psychology.
It is specifically suitable as a graduate text.
Michael B.
Salzman is professor and chair in the Department of Educational Psychology.
He has actually released in the areas of cross-cultural psychology, cultural psychology, intercultural training, and counseling.A licensed psychologist, he has actually worked with culturally varied populations as an instructor in central city Brooklyn, counseling in the Navajo Nation, and working as a clinician in a CMHC in South Tucson, AZ.He has worked with Alaska Natives coordinating a model rural mental health program and most recently with the Native Hawaiian Leadership Project and the Native Hawaiian Education Association.Salzman has an interest in the mental functions of culture, consequences of terrible cultural disruption, intercultural dispute, native psychologies, movements of cultural healing, and processes of mental decolonization.SS/ SAB