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The Roles of Social Complexity Belief and Perceived Contact Characteristics in Cultural Intelligence Development among Individuals Receiving Contact-Based Training

Tagged: Empirical Research
Alexandra, V. (2018)
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 49, 1283-1301

Uses a pre- post- design with contact-based cross-cultural training and shows social complexity beliefs positively predict development of CQ. Also shows that perceptions of disconfirmation explain why social complexity beliefs influence development of CQ.

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