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I am teaching a new Cross-Cultural Human Development course and have
provided my 30 student s with e-mail accounts. As I did last year in my
Cross-Cultural Psychology course, I would like each of them to
correspond several times during the semester with a person from another
cultural background (undergraduate or graduate students preferred, but
others certainly acceptable) and ask questions that can be discussed
within the context of that person's cultural experience e.g. How does
culture (in that person's society) influence individual development? How
does that culture go about socializing prosocial behavior and discouraging
antisocial behavior? What factors affect identity in that culture? In
what ways are the society's values transmitted by the school system? These
are some examples of questions they will be interested in discussing.

If anyone would be willing to spend a little time during the semester as
an e-mail pal to one of my students, please let me know by sending your
name and e-mail address to the address listed below. I will contact you
and match you up with one of my students,

Thank you for any help you can provide. Any suggestions where I might ask for
additional help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Harry Gardiner   Psychology Department  U of Wisconsin-La Crosse, WI
gardiner@vax2.winona.msus.edu