To understand how people think and act, we need to consider their social and cultural backgrounds, such as their ethnicity, race, gender, culture, beliefs, traditions and nationality. These factors shape their psychological processes and influence their interactions with others and their surroundings. This is the psycho-social-cultural perspective, which views human behaviour and mental processes as part of a complex system of relationships and influences.
Our experts are skilled in analysing the psycho-social-cultural aspects of communities and societies. We use various methods, such as interviews, observations, social media monitoring, to collect data on the individuals, groups, norms, values etc. that affect their attitudes, beliefs and actions. This data can help organisations to anticipate behaviour, manage risks, design the best policies and create effective influencing campaigns.