One focus of cultural psychology is the comparison of
individualistic and collectivistic cultures and an examination of how
psychological processes are used to socialize members of a culture. Various
psychological processes, including aggression, moral reasoning and identity
development, lead to culture-specific and universal attitudes, beliefs, and
norms. 

The implications of these differences in terms of group dynamics are
paramount. How we can focus on the challenges created by cultural differences
and how, as a scholar practitioner, we can address these challenges?