By focusing on organisational buying behaviour in the aircraft component market in China and United Kingdom in 2000, this empirically based paper draws out comparative insights into cross-cultural interaction strategies. It investigates relative cross cultural influences with regard to three key...

Customers and providers from different cultures may display different behavioural norms and expectations towards service encounters, with the expectations of service customers and providers likely to exhibit increasing dissonance as cultural distance between interaction partners widens. Most...

Higher rates of major depression (MD) among females, and of alcohol dependence (AD) among males, are among the most routinely reported findings in psychiatric epidemiology. One of the most often pursued explanations for sex differences in both disorders suggests that males and females have a...