Psychology and Developing Societies

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Editorâ€™s Note pp. vii-vii: N/a
Acculturation Strategies, Personality Traits and Acculturation Stress: A Study of First Generation Immigrants from Transnational Marital Context pp. 125-143: Karishma Ramdhonee and Uma Bhowon
Adolescent Lifestyle in India: Prevalence of Risk and Promotive Factors of Health pp. 145-160: Arun Pratap Singh and Girishwar Misra
Culture, Discursive Practices and Literacy Work in Families: Why is Mathematics Important to Indian Immigrants in UK? pp. 161-180: Minati Panda
The Idea of Development and the Study of Children in Brazil as a Developing Society pp. 181-204: Lucia Rabello de Castro
Who is an â€˜Idealâ€™ Father? Father, Mother and Childrensâ€™ Views pp. 205-237: Rajalakshmi Sriram and Prachee G. Navalkar
What Does it Mean to be Prosocial? A Cross-Ethnic Study of Parental Beliefs pp. 239-268: Maria Rosario T. de Guzman, Jill Brown, Gustavo Carlo and George P. Knight

The Poverty in Psychoanalysis: â€˜Povertyâ€™ of Psychoanalysis? pp. 1-34: Manasi Kumar
Youth Civic Engagement in India: A Case in Point pp. 35-59: Rachana Bhangaokar and Dulari Mehta
Antecedents of Organisational Commitment across Hierarchical Levels pp. 61-83: Shanti Suman and A.K. Srivastava
Transformational Leadership and Karma-Yoga: Enhancing Followersâ€™ Duty-orientation and Indifference to Rewards* pp. 85-117: Zubin R. Mulla and Venkat R. Krishnan
Book Review: Suicidal Behaviour: Assessment of People-at-Risk pp. 119-123: Komilla Thapa

Editorial pp. 155-158: Ajit K. Dalal
Disability, Intersectionality and Deprivation pp. 159-176: G.C. Pal
Understanding Coping with Distress due to Physical Disability pp. 177-209: Namita Pande and Shruti Tewari
Basic Education for Children with Special Needs in Zambia pp. 211-245: Robert Serpell and Jacqueline Jere-Folotiya
Social and Educational Responses to Mental Retardation in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh pp. 247-275: M. Miles
Reflections on Community-based Rehabilitation pp. 277-291: Maya Thomas
A. Ratra (2007). Locomotor Disabled: Psychosocial Pattern. New Delhi: Mittal, 158 pp., Rs 395 pp. 293-296: Neerja Chadha
Disability through the Lens of the Movie I am Sam, Hollywood Production, 2001 pp. 297-305: Swati Varma

Indian Psychology and the International Context pp. 1-26: Anand C. Paranjpe
Caste, Social Stigma and Identity Processes pp. 27-62: Rusi Jaspal
Exploring the Influence of Islam on the Perceptions of Mental Illness of Volunteers in a Johannesburg Community-based Organisation pp. 63-84: Sumaya Laher and Sumayyah Khan
Displacement and Resettlement in Tribal and Non-tribal Dominated Dam Projects of Orissa pp. 85-120: Laxmi Bilash Hota and Damodar Suar
Concentric and Diametric Structures in Yin/Yang and the Mandala Symbol pp. 121-153: Paul Downes

Poverty Alleviation pp. 201-220: Rama Charan Tripathi
Living the World of Poverty pp. 221-247: Ana CecÃlia S. Bastos, Elaine P. Rabinovich and Milton B. Almeida
Why Do the Bonded Fear Freedom? pp. 249-297: Sunit Singh and Rama Charan Tripathi
The Poor in the Philippines pp. 299-330: Ma. Teresa Tuason
Poverty and Culture of Daily Life pp. 331-359: Mukul Kumar
Coping with Drought pp. 361-383: Dariush Hayati, Masoud Yazdanpanah and Fereshteh Karbalaee
Coping with Shame of Poverty pp. 385-407: Leemamol Mathew
Disabilityâ€“Poverty Nexus pp. 409-437: Ajit K. Dalal

Editorsâ€™ Introduction pp. 1-4: Dharm P. S. Bhawuk and E. S. Srinivas
Theories of Self and Cognition pp. 5-48: Anand C. Paranjpe
Methodology for Building Psychological Models from Scriptures pp. 49-93: Dharm P. S. Bhawuk
Living and Doing Psychology pp. 95-120: Jai B. P. Sinha
The Core and Context of Indian Psychology pp. 121-155: Ajit K. Dalal and Girishwar Misra
A Perspective on Epistemology and Ontology of Indian Psychology pp. 157-190: Dharm P. S. Bhawuk
Book Review: K. Ramakrishna Rao, Anand C. Paranjpe, and Ajit K. Dalal (Eds), Handbook of Indian Psychology, New Delhi: Cambridge University Press, pp. xix+648, 2008. (ISBN 978-81-7596-602-4) pp. 191-199: R. C. Tripathi

Intercultural Communication in a Dynamic Environment pp. 161-181: Dharm P.S. Bhawuk
Psychological Health of Earthquake Survivors in Pakistan pp. 183-207: Kausar Suhail, Farah Malik, Iftikhar Ahmad Mir, Syeda Salma Hasan, Abida Sarwar and Samra Tanveer
GeneraciÃ³n de GeneraciÃ³n pp. 209-234: Nicholas C. Scull
Interventions for Childhood Aggression in a Cross-Cultural Context pp. 235-256: Alexa Martin-Storey, Caroline E. Temcheff, Erica K. Martin and Dale M. Stack
The Development and Use of Intelligence Tests in China pp. 257-275: Louise T. Higgins and Gao Xiang
Development of a Screening Instrument for Post-Traumatic Symptoms pp. 277-298: Dilani M. Perera-Diltz, John M. Laux, Mojisola F. Tiamiyu, Nick J. Piazza, Martin H. Ritchie and Graham B. Stead
Socialisation of Street Children in India pp. 299-325: Meena Mathur

Justice and Diversity pp. 1-11: Purnima Singh
Enduring Local Justice in India pp. 13-31: Leemamol Mathew and Sony Pellissery
Social Values, Trust and Fairness pp. 33-49: Lawrence Alfred Powell
Protestant Work Ethic Endorsement and Social Justice Values in Developing and Developed Societies pp. 51-77: Rosemary Ann Frey and Lawrence Alfred Powell
Reward and Punishment Allocation in the Indian Culture pp. 79-131: Lilavati Krishnan, Premlata Varma and Vijyendra Pandey
Do Young Carers Deserve Justice? Young Caring in the Context of Illness pp. 133-150: Rojalini Sahoo and Damodar Suar
Book Reviews pp. 151-159: N/a