Over 100 comprehensive and descriptive annotations comprise this bibliography written as part of the research associated with development of the "Guidelines for Peace Corps Cross-Cultural Training" intended for trainers and trainees. General but relevant easily accessible material was compiled that would be useful for cross-cultural training and for assisting the trainee toward understanding the problems of other cultures. The sections have been categorized into five general sections and arranged within each section alphabetically by author. Section A describes readings on learning, training, and teaching philosophies, methodologies, techniques and exercise. Section B comprises readings of psychological, sociological, historical, and anthropological works offering the reader understanding and insights into cultural differences, experiences, and factors. Section C includes materials on American studies helping the trainee identify traits he should be aware of and may have to cope with. Section D contains readings on collecting, analyzing, organizing and using content necessary to understand any culture. Section E includes additional references. Related documents are: SO 002 456 through SO 002 458. Author/SJM)