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Appendix E: Survey Questionnaire: Building International Collaborations in Psychological Research: Reflections on Successful International Collaborations
Pages 79-84

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... We will draw up an invitation list to attend the workshop from those who complete the survey. The committee has identified five thematic areas to which we would like your responses in addition to some basic background information.
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... You can enter the material on the Web site or you can use the Word document (attached to the e-mail that you will receive) to fill in responses under each theme and return it to us as an attachment (including your name or project name in the file name)
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... Value Added Through International Collaboration: Possible questions to address: What did you hope to learn from the cross-national collaboration? What theoretical, content focus, or previous research findings prompted international work?
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... Were collaborators from more than one discipline or from more than one subdiscipline within psychology? How did cultural differences in leadership style or differences in concepts of how to conduct research in psychology influence the research?
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... Part C: Summary and Reflections Reflections 1: The conditions, events, policies, or people that facilitated your international scientific collaboration. Reflections 2: The most important challenges or obstacles you faced in conducting this international collaborative research and how you and your collaborators dealt with them.
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... National Committee for Psychological Science to further international collaborative research.
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