Cross‐cultural Protective Effects of Neighborhood Collective Efficacy on Antisocial Behaviors: Mediating Role of Social Information Processing
Cross‐cultural Protective Effects of Neighborhood Collective Efficacy on Antisocial Behaviors: Mediating Role of Social Information Processing
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邻里集体效能对反社会行为的跨文化保护效应：社会信息处理的中介作用
DOI：
10.1111/jpr.12266
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
0.8
通讯作者：
Harada Chika
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作者：
Yoshizawa Hiroyuki;Yoshida Toshikazu;Park Hyun‐Jung;Nakajima Makoto;Ozeki Miki;Harada Chika
通过有效的社会控制来预防社区中的反社会行为的研究集中在集体效能，作为社区一级儿童成功社会化以形成对反社会行为的厌恶的理论机制。我们假设社区内集体效能感对反社会行为的影响可以通过社会信息加工偏差来中介，并对日本、中国、韩国和美国这些文化和政治制度差异很大的国家的大学生(N=929)进行了这些中介效应的普遍性检验。结构方程模型显示，集体效能对反社会行为的影响被社会信息加工偏差完美地中介。调查结果还证实了这些中介效应在所调查的所有四个国家中的普遍性。
Studies on the prevention of antisocial behavior in neighborhoods through efficacious social control have focused on collective efficacy as the theoretical mechanism by which children at the community level can be successfully socialized to develop an aversion to antisocial behaviors. We hypothesized that the effect of collective efficacy within communities on antisocial behaviors could be mediated by social‐information‐processing biases and tested the generality of these mediation effects for undergraduates (N= 929) in Japan, China, South Korea, and the United States, countries with widely varying cultures and political systems. Structural equation modeling revealed that the effects of collective efficacy on antisocial behaviors were perfectly mediated by social‐information‐processing biases. Findings also confirmed the generality of these mediational effects in all four countries investigated.