World psychology

Main article: Introduction to world psychology

A great proportion of psychology experiments have been conducted on white, undergraduate psychologists, often in English speaking countries such as the US or UK. If a study's methodology section ever says it used a 'random, opportunity sample' then this might well be the case. When trying to determine the psychology of human beings, we must not fall into the trap of ethnocentrism; that is, assuming that psychological tendancies of one race or culture can be extrapolated to apply to the people of the rest of the world.

International psychology

• International psychology organisations

• Psychology - the international perspective

Regional Psychology

• Asian psychology

• African psychology

• European psychology

• Latin American psychology

Psychology by country

• Psychology in each country of the world

Psychology and international need

• The psychology of displaced persons

• Psychology and aid

• Psychology in humanitarian crises

• Psychology in the conflict zone

• How to develop psychology in a country

Broader theoretical approaches to psychology

• Ayurvedic psychology

• Buddhist psychology

• Chinese psychology

• Folk psychology

• Hindu psychology

• Japanese psychology

• Liberation psychology

• Muslim psychology

• Shamanism

• Sasang - Korean psychology