Grooming and cultural socialization: a mixed method study of caregiving practices in Burma (Myanmar) and the United States.

Int J Psychol · 2015 · PMC4320772 · PMID 25530498

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Results Hypothesis 1: Cultural differences in grooming As predicted, after controlling for the effects of Time and Focal Status, a highly significant main effect was found for Country, b = 1.18, SE = .37, p = .002, with more counts of grooming per participants in Burma-Myanmar ( M = 67.61, SD = 134.28) as compared to the United States ( M = 16.54, SD = 30.04).

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