Robert D. Neade and Stephen Bochner

In Memoriam: F. Kenneth Berrien 1909-1971
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: i. [PDF]  

John L. M. Dawson, Henry Law, Andrew Leung, and Richard E. Whitney

Scaling Chinese Traditional-Modern Attitudes and the GSR Measurement of "Important" Versus "Un-Important" Chinese Concepts
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 1-27. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Barbara B. Lloyd

The Intellectual Development of Yoruba Children: A Re-Examination
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 29-38. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Ogbolu Michael Okonji

A Cross-Cultural Study of the Effects of Familiarity on Classificatory Behaviour
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 39-49. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Alan Richardson

Predicting Socio-Economic Satisfaction Levels among British Immigrants in Australia
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 51-64. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Beeman N. Phillips, Roy P. Martin, and Leon Zorman

Factorial Structure of the Children's School Questionnaire in American and Slovenian Samples
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 65-76. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Lawrence W. Littig

Motives of Negro Americans Who Aspire to Traditionally Open and Closed Occupations
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 77-86. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Joe Wittmer

Perceived Parent-Child Relationships: A Comparison between Amish and Non-Amish Young Adults
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 87-94. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Conrad Consalvi

Some Crossand Intracultural Comparisons of Expressed Values of Arab and American College Students
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 95-107. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Solicitation of Short Articles
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1971 2: 108. [PDF] [References]  

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