Psychology still skews Western and affluent. Can it be fixed?

Critics have long argued that these biases present an imperfect view of the human mind. Why is it so hard to correct?‍‍ When Cristine Legare gives talks to groups of psychology researchers, she likes to take a quick poll of the room. How many of them, she asks, consider themselves to be “Western ethnopsychologists?” The question does not go over well.