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International Psychology

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Cultural Differences and Values Psychology Research and Bibliometrics

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Abstract International psychology is a branch of psychology whose definition defies categorical classification, such as by area of interest (e.g., clinical psychology) or by methodology (e.g., research methods). International psychology not only has manifold dimensions, as reflected in its mission and scope, but also is dynamic given its co‐variation with the history of the discipline and its relevance to a constantly changing world.

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