About this Research Topic
The goal of this Research Topic is to bring together contributions from across these various subfields, looking beyond the narrow definition of cultural psychology as a subfield of a single discipline towards an interdisciplinary science of culture, mind, and brain. We are particularly interested in theory reviews that introduce readers to subfields with which they may not be familiar and/or that offer critiques of cultural psychology as it is currently practiced. We are also interested in empirical studies--quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods--that push the methodological envelope, introducing readers to new approaches. Finally, we encourage submissions that push the definitional boundaries of 'culture', 'mind', and 'brain', for example: 'culture' as including religion and social class; 'mind' as including extension to cognitive tools and close others; 'brain' as including hormones and genetics. We believe this collection will contribute to the conversation about how the next thirty years of cultural psychology--by whatever name--ought to look.
Keywords: culture, mind, brain, science, interdisciplinary
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