A social identity perspective on COVID-19: Health risk is affected by shared group membership
A social identity perspective on COVID-19: Health risk is affected by shared group membership
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DOI：
10.1111/bjso.12391
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发表时间：
2020-05-31
影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
Greenaway, Katharine H.
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作者：
Cruwys, Tegan;Stevens, Mark;Greenaway, Katharine H.
面对一种新的传染病，改变我们的集体行为对拯救生命至关重要。风险认知和风险行为的一个决定因素往往被忽视，那就是我们与他人分享心理群体成员身份的程度。我们概述，并总结支持证据，一个理论模型，阐明了共享的组成员的作用，在衰减健康风险的看法和增加健康风险行为。我们强调在持续应对COVID-19的背景下参与这些流程的重要性，并就如何利用集团流程来改善应对措施提出三项建议。
In the face of a novel infectious disease, changing our collective behaviour is critical to saving lives. One determinant of risk perception and risk behaviour that is often overlooked is the degree to which we share psychological group membership with others. We outline, and summarize supporting evidence for, a theoretical model that articulates the role of shared group membership in attenuating health risk perception and increasing health risk behaviour. We emphasize the importance of attending to these processes in the context of the ongoing response to COVID-19 and conclude with three recommendations for how group processes can be harnessed to improve this response.