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modes of self-construal, Markus and Kitayama did not adopt all of the assumptions of the individualism-collectivism framework as developed by early cross-cultural psychologists In contrast to such theorists, for example, they were concerned with the cultural psychological agenda of identifying insights for basic psychological theory of cultural variation (eg, identifying new culturally based forms of motivation), rather than with the cross-cultural agenda of applying existing psychological theories in diverse cultural contexts (eg, identifying cultural variation in the emphasis placed on internal vs external locus of control, as speci ed by Rotter s framework) They tended to eschew the use of scale measures of individualism-collectivism; they also did not draw some of the global contrasts made within much work within this framework, such as devaluation of the self in collectivism or of relationships in individualism (see discussion in Kitayama, in press; J G Miller, 2002).

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However, in part as a re ection of the interest in the distinction between independent versus interdependent self-construals introduced by Markus and Kitayama (1991), the number of investigators concerned with individualism and collectivism has grown in recent years, with many investigators drawing on this framework to further the cultural psychological agenda of broadening basic psychological theory (eg, Green eld & Cocking, 1994; Green eld & Suzuki, 1998), and other investigators in social psychology drawing on the framework to further the original agenda of theorists such as Triandis to develop a universal, ecologically based framework to explain psychological variation on a worldwide scale (eg, Oyserman, Coon, & Kemmelmeier, 2002).

In terms of criticisms, the tradition of cross-cultural research on individualism is limited in its emphasis on testing the generality of existing psychological theories in diverse cultural contexts, and in its inattention to examining the degree to which such theories themselves may be culturally bound and take somewhat contrasting forms in different cultural contexts This stance represents perhaps the most central reason that mainstream psychologists have tended to view the ndings of research on individualism-collectivism as primarily descriptive in nature rather than to view them as contributing to basic psychological theory (eg, Shweder, 1990) The framework of individualism-collectivism has also been subject to criticism for its global view of culture: Much work in this tradition fails to account for subtleties in cultural meanings and practices, and it has also been criticized for the somewhat stereotypical nature of its portrayal of these two cultural systems (eg.

, Dien, 1999) Thus, for example, as numerous theorists have noted (eg, Markus & Kitayama, 1991; J G Miller, 1994, 2002; Rothbaum, Pott, Azuma, Miyake, &.

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