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Volume 10  \nCopyright © 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.  \nEditors-in-Chief: Alan S. Bellack and Michel Hersen  \nTable of Contents  \n C Volume 10: Sociocultural and Individual Differences  \n Preface  \n Contributors  \nSection I: Foundations,  \n10.01 Introduction to Diversity in Clinical Psychology, Pages 1-33, Harry C. Triandis SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (437 K)  \n10.02 Cross-cultural Psychopathology, Pages 35-51, Fanny M. Cheung SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (329 K)  \n10.03 Cultural Bias in Testing of Intelligence and Personality, Pages 53-92, Cecil R.  \nReynolds  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (469 K)  \n10.04 Cross-cultural Clinical Interventions, Pages 93-125, John E. Lewis SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (444 K)  \n10.05 Competence Training in Clinical Psychology: Assessment, Clinical Intervention, and Research, Pages 127-140, Felipe G. Castro  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (255 K)  \nSection II: Special Topics,,  \n10.06 Reconstructing Race, Rethinking Ethnicity, Pages 141-160, Maria P. P. Root SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (327 K)  \n10.07 The Psychology of Gender and Health, Pages 161-172, Richard M. Eisler SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (282 K)  \n10.08 A Cultural Perspective on Families Across the Life Cycle: Patterns, Assessment, and Intervention Outline, Pages 173-205, Nadine J. Kaslow and Keith A. Wood Monica R. Loundy  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (440 K)  \n10.09 Sexual Orientation, Pages 207-232, Beverly Greene  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (374 K)  \n10.10 Diversity Matters: Religion and the Practice of Clinical Psychology, Pages 233-253, Donald W. Preussler, Richard E. Butman and Stanton L. Jones  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (339 K)  \n10.11 Mental Health in Rural Society, Pages 255-276, Michael Murray David S. Hargrove Michael Blank  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (345 K)  \nSection III: International,,  \n10.12 Objective Personality Assessment: Computer-based Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 Interpretation in International Clinical Settings, Pages 277-312, James N. Butcher Ellen Berah Bjorn Ellertsen Patricia Miach Jeeyoung Lim Elahe Nezami Paolo Pancheri Jan Derksen Moshe Almagor  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (446 K)  \n10.13 Mental Health in the Arab World, Pages 313-324, Marwan Dwairy SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (283 K)  \n10.14 Perspectives from Lithuania, Pages 325-334, DanutImGailienIm SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (231 K)  \n10.15 From a Monocultural Identity to Diversity Identity: A Psychological Model for Diversity Management in South African Organizations, Pages 335-342, Kedibone LetlakaRennert Wolfgang P. Rennert  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (272 K)  \n10.16 Clinical Psychology in Asia: A Taiwanese Perspective, Pages 343-348, Sue-Huei Chen Eugene K. Emory  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (207 K)  \n10.17 Clinical Psychology in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Indigenous Perspectives, Pages 349- 355, Taima M. Moeke-Pickering, Mahalia K. Paewai, Amelia Turangi-Joseph and Averil M. L. Herbert  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (251 K)  \n10.18 Perspectives from Sub-Sahara Africa, Pages 357-364, Pius K. Essandoh  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (218 K)  \nPreface Volume 10  \nAlthough psychology began as a science of individual differences, some would argue that it became a science of means, medians, and modes based on a predominantly Eurocentric world view.  \nNevertheless, it is well accepted that research and practice in clinical psychology are dependent upon an understanding of sociocultural and individual differences, and during the last several decades multiculturalism has become a potent force in all psychology.  \nIn the United States, multiculturalism has become institutionalized through mechanisms such as accreditation criteria for professional psychology training programs and the development of guidelines for psychological practice with culturally diverse populations. (American Psychological Association, 1991, 1996). 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