IMPLICIT AND SELF-ATTRIBUTED INTIMACY MOTIVATION
IMPLICIT AND SELF-ATTRIBUTED INTIMACY MOTIVATION
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DOI：
10.1177/0265407594114001
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发表时间：
1994-11-01
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
ZUROFF, DC
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作者：
CRAIG, JA;KOESTNER, R;ZUROFF, DC
本研究探讨了内隐亲密动机（nInt），自我归因的亲密动机（san Int）和社会互动变量之间的关系，nInt的测量通过主题分析的想象力的故事内容，而san Int的测量采用自报问卷改编自杰克逊人格研究表。40名大学生在一周的时间里每天记录他们的社会交往。结果表明，n Int和san Int之间的相关不显著，但与社会交往的不同数量维度相关，并且都是社会交往效价的独立预测因子。虽然nInt和san Int都与自我表露没有显著相关，但这两种亲密动机似乎对自我表露的社会互动中的不同环境线索特别敏感。这些结果与其他社会动机的内隐和自我归因措施的研究是一致的。
This study examined relations among implicit intimacy motivation (n Int), self-attributed intimacy motivation (san Int) and social interaction variables; n Int was measured by thematic analysis of imaginative story content, whereas san Int was measured with a self-report questionnaire adapted from the Jackson Personality Research Form. Forty university students kept a daily record of their social interactions for a 1-week period. The results indicated that n Int and san Int were not significantly correlated, were associated with different quantitative dimensions of social interaction and were both independent predictors of the valence of social interaction. Although neither n Int nor san Int were significantly related to self-disclosure, the two types of intimacy motivation seemed to be particularly responsive to different environmental cues in social interaction for self-disclosure. These results are consistent with research on the implicit and self-attributed measures of other social motives.