Self-directed attention and taking the other's perspective
Self-directed attention and taking the other's perspective
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自我关注并站在他人的角度思考
DOI:
10.1016/0022-1031(83)90005-7
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
R. A. Wicklund
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文献类型:
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作者:
B. Stephenson;R. A. Wicklund
A series of experiments was conducted to assess the influence of self-directed attention on the ability to take another's perspective. In Experiment 1 subjects who listened to a recording of their own voice were better able to orient themselves to the perspective of another than were subjects in a control group. However, the presence of concern about a potentially negative aspect of the self eliminated the positive relationship between self-directed attention and other orientation. Experiment 2, with the same experimental conditions as in Experiment 1, investigated the relationship between self-focused attention and selfattribution for a group product. The results indicated that self-awareness lessened the tendency of subjects within a group to “overattribute” responsibility for the group product to oneself. Again, self-focused attention did not improve self-other differentiation when subjects were concerned about a potentially negative aspect of the self. A final experiment (3) was a conceptual replication of Experiment 1, using a different perspective-taking measure and a different method of inducing self-focus.