cross-cultural study

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The integration of cross-cultural studies thus attributes to a mutual discussion, and to a larger understanding of the interaction between spatial differentiation and social practice.
Cross-cultural studies often seem to focus on developing mutual understandings of policy or organisation, so this concentration on method is particularly illuminating.
A few cross-cultural studies have looked at how differences in a specific language's system of mental verbs may affect children's acquisition of theory of mind.
Cross-cultural studies of small cultures have shown that these numbers are not universal.
As we have learned from cross-cultural studies, even in similar situations, variations do not always manifest themselves in the same way cross-culturally.
Its main use is in clinical studies to monitor changes after medical intervention, as a screening instrument in family practice, and in cross-cultural studies.
The chapters that cover social issues and epidemiology are short, and cross-cultural studies are given only brief mention.
Through cross-cultural studies, the consecutive phases of such a process may be studied simultaneously, for example among comparable sub-groups.
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