Social psychological theories regarding diversity, social identity and intergroup relations have primarily been developedonly in North America and Western Europe. How might this shape the development of resultant theories and frameworks for global diversity?
What will be an ideal response?
Possible key points include: since diversity is defined differently in different regions of the world, theorist may not be capturing the full range of factors associated with diversity; conceptual frameworks are dominated by a few cultural context; diversity measurement becomes difficult due to the use of different terminology around the world; not enough studies addressing real life organizations across different cultures
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