- Juris S. Draguns, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Pennsylvania State University

 �The Handbook of Culture and Psychology is an exciting and visionary look at the research agenda for the future in psychology. With a goal of developing universal theories of psychological processes, The Handbook should be a reference book for all psychologists, not just those who are interested in the impact of culture.�

                          - Dale Dinnel, Department of Psychology, Western Washington University

 �Psychologists cannot anymore overlook cultural context; this handbook makes clear why. Matsumoto has chosen competent authors who together provide a broad overview of the field of cross-cultural psychology, going well beyond social psychological approaches. In short, what can be achieved in a single volume is here.�

n                          - Ype Poortinga, Department of Psychology, Tilburg University, Netherlands, 
and University of Leuven, Belgium

 �This book is the best gift for students who want to get an updated map of cross-cultural psychology and its neighboring areas. To psychologists who are working in a particular area, this book tells what has been accomplished in other areas, and is a source of insights into what meta-theoretical and methodological innovations are to come.�