8. Cultural Norms

- Different Norms: Cultural differences in communication and behavior can lead to misunderstandings about intelligence.

- Misaligned Expectations: Expectations based on context (e.g., academic vs. practical settings) can skew perceptions.

Cross-cultural psychology is defined as a branch of psychology that analyses the effects of cultural factors on human behavior.

For instance, while some cultures play a great importance on individualism, others choose collectivism as being more important.

1. Money is not just a tool for buying things, it also shapes our emotions & attitudes in ways that can be both positive and negative.
2. The way we think about money is often irrational & influenced by emotions, which can lead to poor financial decisions.
3. The role of luck in finan...