CHOICE AND AVOIDANCE OF EVERYDAY SITUATIONS AND AFFECT CONGRUENCE - 2 MODELS OF RECIPROCAL INTERACTIONISM

CHOICE AND AVOIDANCE OF EVERYDAY SITUATIONS AND AFFECT CONGRUENCE - 2 MODELS OF RECIPROCAL INTERACTIONISM
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DOI:
10.1037/0022-3514.51.4.815
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发表时间:
1986-10-01
影响因子:
7.6
通讯作者:
LARSEN, RJ
LARSEN, RJ
中科院分区:
心理学1区
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作者:
EMMONS, RA;DIENER, E;LARSEN, RJ

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Recent studies of person-situation interactions have focused nearly exclusively on the statistical rather than reciprocal form of the concept. In an attempt to reverse this trend, two models of reciprocal interactionism are offered: the choice of situations model and the congruence response model. The choice model proposes that individuals select certain situations and avoid others on the basis of certain underlying needs and dispositions. According to the congruence model, individuals should experience greater positive affect and less negative affect in situations that are congruent with their personality characteristics. These assumptions were tested in a study in which subjects recorded the situations they encountered and their affect in each situation over a 30-day period. Some support was found for both models of interactionism. It was found that in their everyday environment, individuals do choose to spend time in certain situations and avoid others and that these patterns of choice and avoidance are predictable from personality trait scores. Also, the importance of distinguishing between chosen and imposed situations was demonstrated. Limitations of the present study are noted, and implications of the present findings for the person-situation debate and for personality and situational assessment are discussed.