Belief in group interdependence: Facilitating evacuee-host interactions after the Fukushima nuclear acciden
Belief in group interdependence: Facilitating evacuee-host interactions after the Fukushima nuclear acciden
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对群体相互依存的信念：促进福岛核事故后撤离者与收容者之间的互动
DOI：
10.1111/jasp.12753
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Yoshitake Takebayashi et al.
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作者：
Tomoyuki Kobayashi;Kazuki Yoshida;Yoshitake Takebayashi et al.
2011年福岛核事故后，撤离人员与搬迁地区的收容社区居民之间出现了跨文化摩擦和厌恶。我们研究了对群体相互依赖的信念（个人相信群体功能是通过与相关其他群体的相互依赖来实现的程度）是否与疏散者和收容者之间的积极互动一致。对 77 名撤离者和 75 名收容者进行的挨家挨户调查显示，具有整合社会身份的居民与内群体和外群体成员都有良好的互动，并且群体相互依存的信念与撤离者和收容社区之间社会身份的整合是一致的。这些发现表明，对群体相互依存的信念可以让移民和东道居民获得一体化的社会认同，从而减少跨文化冲突，而不必面临将不同文化内化到个人头脑中的困境。
After the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, intercultural friction and aversion arose between evacuees and host community residents in relocation areas. We examined whether abelief in group interdependence—the extent to which an individual believes that group function is realized through interdependence with related other groups—is consistent with positive interactions between evacuees and hosts. A door‐to‐door survey of 77 evacuees and 75 hosts revealed that residents with an integrated social identity interacted favorably with both ingroup and outgroup members, and that a belief in group interdependence was consistent with the integration of social identity between the evacuee and host communities. Those findings suggest that a belief in group interdependence can reduce intercultural conflict by allowing both immigrants and host residents to acquire an integrated social identity without the dilemma of internalizing different cultures into an individual's mind.