Exploring resilience as a mediator and moderator in the relationship between cultural intelligence and sociocultural adjustment: A study of expatriates in Switzerland

Reed, Marnie; Marchal-Jones, Emma; Gaab, Jens; Ooi, Yoon Phaik

doi:10.1016/j.ijintrel.2023.101783

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“…, 2023; Jyoti and Kour, 2015; Kadam et al. , 2021; Malek and Budhwar, 2013; Reed et al. , 2023; Wawrosz and Jurásek, 2023; Wu and Ang, 2011).…”

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How does your cultural intelligence contribute to your adjustment? Unveiling the link between cultural intelligence and cross-cultural adjustment using meta-analysis

Tripathi,

Kaurav,

Singh

2023

JGM

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between cultural intelligence (CQ) and cross-cultural adjustment (CCA) using meta-analytic methods. The paper serves a dual purpose as it critically examines the CQ-CCA literature and provides summary effects using meta-analysis to determine how CQ and its facets affect CCA and its three dimensions.Design/methodology/approachA meta-analysis of 77 studies involving 18,399 participants was conducted to obtain the summary effects. The studies reporting the relationship of CQ and/or its facets with CCA or any of its dimensions were included in the analysis.FindingsResults revealed that CQ (overall) and all individual CQs were positively and significantly related to CCA and its three subdimensions. Although CQ (overall) had a strong effect on CCA and moderate to strong effects on all the subdimensions of CCA, the strongest effect size was measured for the relationship of motivational CQ with CCA. Not only this, when individual CQs' relationships were assessed with the individual adjustment dimensions, the motivational aspect of CQ happened to be the most influencing factor, having a close to strong effect on interaction adjustment.Research limitations/implicationsSince the study combines the results from numerous empirical research conducted over time, it avoids the limitations that an individual study has, which is carried out at a single point in time and on a limited sample.Originality/valueThis study adds to the academic research by critically reviewing the CQ-CCA literature. It also works as a guiding map for future research in the area. The study highlights the summary effects for each association between CQ and CCA and their dimensions, elucidating the mixed findings reported in previous research.

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“…, 2023; Jyoti and Kour, 2015; Kadam et al. , 2021; Malek and Budhwar, 2013; Reed et al. , 2023; Wawrosz and Jurásek, 2023; Wu and Ang, 2011).…”

Section: Analysis and Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How does your cultural intelligence contribute to your adjustment? Unveiling the link between cultural intelligence and cross-cultural adjustment using meta-analysis

Tripathi,

Kaurav,

Singh

2023

JGM

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Exploring resilience as a mediator and moderator in the relationship between cultural intelligence and sociocultural adjustment: A study of expatriates in Switzerland

Cited by 1 publication

References 52 publications

How does your cultural intelligence contribute to your adjustment? Unveiling the link between cultural intelligence and cross-cultural adjustment using meta-analysis

How does your cultural intelligence contribute to your adjustment? Unveiling the link between cultural intelligence and cross-cultural adjustment using meta-analysis

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