"You're Just Saying That." Contingencies of Self-Worth, Suspicion, and Authenticity in the Interpersonal Affirmation Process.
"You're Just Saying That." Contingencies of Self-Worth, Suspicion, and Authenticity in the Interpersonal Affirmation Process.
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“你只是说说而已。”
DOI：
10.1016/j.jesp.2008.05.001
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发表时间：
2008
影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Clark,MargaretS
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作者：
Lemay,EdwardP;Clark,MargaretS
一个模型的作用和成本的或有自我价值的合作伙伴肯定的过程进行了测试。那些自我价值取决于外表或智力的演员声称他们对自己的浪漫伴侣特别敏感。表明这些反应的成本，演员的信念表示高度的敏感性，反过来，预测他们的怀疑的真实性合作伙伴的积极反馈的领域的应急，独立的合作伙伴是否声称提供不真实的反馈。提出了一个成本的合作伙伴，合作伙伴的权变行为者似乎检测到演员的表达的敏感性在域的权变和响应提供不真实的反馈给演员在域中，这反过来又预测合作伙伴的关系焦虑增加和满意度下降。结果表明，特遣队的自我价值可能会破坏合作伙伴肯定过程的功能，通过演员抹黑合作伙伴的积极反馈和合作伙伴的行为在一个不真实的和控制的方式。
A model of the role and costs of contingent self-worth in the partner-affirmation process was tested. Actors whose self-worth was contingent on appearance or intelligence claimed to have expressed their particular heightened sensitivity to their romantic partners. Suggesting a cost to these reactions, actors’ beliefs about having expressed heightened sensitivity, in turn, predicted their doubts about the authenticity of partners’ positive feedback in the domain of contingency, independently of whether partners claimed to deliver inauthentic feedback. Suggesting a cost for partners, partners of contingent actors appeared to detect actors’ expressions of sensitivity in the domain of contingency and respond by delivering inauthentic feedback to actors in the domain, which in turn predicted partners’ increased relationship anxiety and decreased satisfaction. Results suggest that contingent self-worth may undermine the functioning of the partner-affirmation process through actors discrediting partners’ positive feedback and partners behaving in an inauthentic and controlled manner.