Social Interdependence Theory
Social Interdependence Theory
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社会相互依存理论
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2011
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通讯作者:
Roger T. Johnson
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David W. Johnson;Roger T. Johnson
Ideally, the procedures used to establish and maintain enduring consensual peace would be based on validated social science theory. Guidelines for establishing peace are often derived from ideologies and other belief systems. There are relatively few procedures that are actually based on well-established theory. The extent to which psychological theorizing results in more effective practice depends primarily on the relationship between theory, research, and practice. Ideally, theory guides and summarizes research, research validates or disconfirms theory (thereby leading to its refinement and modification), and effective practice is guided by validated theory, yet it reveals inadequacies that lead to further refinement of the theory and to new research studies. There have been very few procedures derived from theory that aimed to establish and maintain peace. Social interdependence theory is an exception. It provides a classic example of the interaction between theory, research, and practice, especially in regard to phenomena most closely related to peace.
Keywords:
social interdependence;
cooperation;
competition;
individualistic efforts