The Handbook of Intercultural Psychology is an essential tool for undergraduate and graduate students, providing a comprehensive and unbiased overview of the entire field of Intercultural Psychology. It presents the latest findings from around the world in the areas of empirical research, theory, methodology, and applications. The authors cover all areas of behavior (including development, social behavior, personality, cognition, psycholinguistics, emotions, and perception) and present the prevailing approaches in Intercultural Psychology (comparative cultural psychology, cultural psychology, and psychology of indigenous traditions), as well as their applications in areas such as acculturation, intercultural relationships and communication, work, and health. This third edition is even more reader-friendly and its structure includes chapter summaries and conclusions, bibliographic suggestions, and an updated glossary of key terms, accompanied by a website that contains supplementary materials and web links.