Cross-Cultural Psychology is a branch of psychology that studies how cultural factors influence human behavior and mental processes. It examines how people from different cultures think, feel, and act, highlighting the similarities and differences across various societies. This field helps us understand how culture shapes our beliefs, values, and social interactions. Researchers in Cross-Cultural Psychology often conduct studies comparing individuals from diverse backgrounds to see how cultural contexts affect their responses. By exploring these differences, psychologists can develop more effective approaches to mental health and improve communication between people from different cultures, fostering greater understanding and cooperation.