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The Cross-cultural survey was founded 1937 by Clellan S. Ford, G. P. Murdock and John W. M. Whiting.

Ford became director in 1946 and under his leadership the Cross-Cultural Survey became the Human Relations Area Files which expanded to its’ present 24 universities and over 150 members.

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• Countries of the world
• Cross cultural differences
• Cross cultural psychology
• Cross national studies
• Developed countries
• Developing countries
• Geography
• International psychology
• International Social Survey Programme

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