Backbiting and bloodshed in books: Short-term effects of reading physical and relational aggression in literature
Backbiting and bloodshed in books: Short-term effects of reading physical and relational aggression in literature
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DOI：
10.1111/j.2044-8309.2011.02053.x
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发表时间：
2012-03-01
影响因子：
5.4
通讯作者：
Stockdale, Laura
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作者：
Coyne, Sarah M.;Ridge, Robert;Stockdale, Laura
目前的研究包括两个研究，探讨文学作品中阅读身体攻击和关系攻击的影响。在这两项研究中，参与者阅读两个故事之一（包含身体或关系攻击），然后参与两个任务之一来测量攻击性。在研究1中，阅读身体攻击故事的参与者随后比阅读关系攻击故事的参与者更具身体攻击性。相反，在研究2中，阅读关系攻击故事的参与者随后比阅读身体攻击故事的参与者更具关系攻击性。结合起来，这些结果表明，阅读文学中的侵略性内容的具体影响的证据。
The current research consisted of two studies examining the effects of reading physical and relational aggression in literature. In both studies, participants read one of two stories (containing physical or relational aggression), and then participated in one of two tasks to measure aggression. In Study 1, participants who read the physical aggression story were subsequently more physically aggressive than those who read the relational aggression story. Conversely, in Study 2, participants who read the relational aggression story were subsequently more relationally aggressive than those who read the physical aggression story. Combined, these results show evidence for specific effects of reading aggressive content in literature.