Western psychology recognizes that class differences may have effects on its subjects.

One of the things that isn't that commonly discussed in Western psychology is that emotions are not just cognitive.

Western psychology has documented this phenomenon of 'mood contagion' or limbic resonance.

This article shows that Western clinical psychology is applicable and useful in meeting the mental health needs of people of Asian cultural backgrounds.

Western medical psychology has endeavoured to link acupuncture with the human nervous system.

The tzimtzum model promotes a unique community-centric approach which contrasts starkly with the language of Western psychology.

The Shiva Process is an integral method which links meditation with techniques from Western psychology.

Western psychology needs to shift over and learn to understand the indigenous cultures in their own setting, as Allwood and Berry state, ".

It is also important to recognize the shift that has taken place between Western psychology and Indian-Asian psychology.

Broadly speaking, differences between traditional Buddhism and contemporary institutionalized Western psychology can be conceived in terms used in the following table.