Funding: BAS
Team: Prof. Ergyul Tair, DSc, PhD, Asen Trichkov, PhD student
Scope (activities): The project involves conducting a quantitative study with self-assessment questionnaires on social support (Actually Provided Support Subscale and Received Support Subscale), Subjective social status scale, Culture Orientation Scale (Individualism vs. Collectivism), well-being, etc. as part of a large-scale study in over 30 countries in Psi Chi Network for International Collaborative Exchange (NICE) Crowd Collaboration Project.
Objective: To examine the influences of culture and subjective well-being on social support and help-seeking behavior in a changing world through a cross-cultural sample.

Results: Hypotheses will be tested regarding the influence of culture (Individualism vs Collectivism; hierarchy in society, etc.) on subjective well-being, on social support, help-seeking, etc.
Application: Establishing an individual and cross-cultural differences in help seeking, social support, well-being, etc. in the context of a changing global world.