Publication Date
Fall 2008
School
College of Arts and Sciences
Keywords
Cognitive Complexity, Intercultural, Communication, Cross-cultural dating, RCQ, Constructivism
Recommended Citation
Gelar, Jennifer, "Interpersonal Cognitive Complexity and Cross-cultural Dating: An Application of Personal Constructs Psychology" (2008). Senior Honors Theses. 71.
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/honors/71
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate interpersonal cognitive complexity, which is an individual difference variable describing a person’s cognitive system, and its role in cross-cultural relationships, particularly Caucasian-American males’ willingness to date a woman from another country. This study is an application of Personal Constructs Psychology and employs Crockett’s Role Category Questionnaire to tap into participants’ levels of social perception through the investigation of interpersonal cognitive complexity scores.
