A. Considerations for research a. What cultures to study?
i. Examining a theoretical variable
ii. Examining degrees of universality
b. Meaningful cross-cultural comparisons
i. Developing knowledge about cultures
ii. Different versus similar cultures
iii. Methodological issues

Explanation:

A.

a). i. Examining a theoretical variable

A culture may be defined as the information that is acquired from the other members of any species through the social learning. It is the particular information or it is the group of the individuals who exists in the shared context. Choosing what cultures to study is based on the theoretical consideration or the theoretical variable and examining the degrees of the variability.

b). ii. Different versus similar cultures

Cross cultural comparisons is a study which examines whether the measure of the psychological construct that was previously  generated in the single culture is also applicable meaningfully and thus equivalent in the another culture.

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