The Culturally Intelligent Brain: From Detecting to Bridging Cultural Differences (Vol. 3)

By CHI-YUE CHIU, KOK YEE NG, SOON ANG, THOMAS ROCKSTUHL, YING-YI HONG

The aim of cultural neuroscience is to detect and explain the neurological underpinnings of cognitive and behavioral differences across cultures. Studies in cultural neuroscience are crucial for the education and development of global leaders.

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The Culturally Intelligent Brain: From Detecting to Bridging Cultural Differences (Vol. 3)

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