A social-cognitive model of trait and state envy

以往的研究将嫉妒视为一种情绪状态（状态嫉妒）和一种特质，即嫉妒倾向的个体差异（特质嫉妒）。然而，这两个概念以前从未被系统地整合过。基于关于人与情境之间相互作用的互动主义方法，以及基于我迄今为止所进行的初步研究，我提出了一个有助于状态嫉妒体验的特质嫉妒模型。在目前的研究项目中，我想在斯坦福心理生理学实验室（James Gross）停留期间测试所提出模型的部分内容：1。由于没有足够的工具来测量嫉妒的特质，我开发了一个简短的自我报告工具来测量嫉妒作为德语中的一种特质，即所谓的领域特定性格嫉妒量表。在斯坦福大学，我想把领域特定性格嫉妒量表翻译成英文，并在美国大学生样本中进行交叉验证。2. 此外，我想测试有助于状态嫉妒体验的情绪调节策略。更具体地说，我预计认知重估会影响国家嫉妒的体验。本文还将分析特质嫉妒的影响。3. 我想分析一下我在国家嫉妒体验的初步研究中收集到的心理生理学数据。斯坦福大学心理生理学实验室以其在心理生理学方面的卓越专长而闻名。此外，我想与James Gross和他的团队介绍和讨论目前的研究项目，以便在斯坦福停留后继续研究项目。

Previous research referred to envy as an emotional state (state envy) and as a trait, i.e., individual differences in tendencies to envy (trait envy). However, both concepts have never been systematically integrated before. Based on an interactionist approach on the interplay between person and situation and based on preliminary studies that I have conducted so far, I propose a model of trait envy contributing to the experience of state envy. In the current research project, I would like to test parts of the proposed model during a stay at Stanford Psychophysiology Laboratory (James Gross):1. As there is no adequate instrument for measuring trait envy, I have developed a short self-report instrument for measuring envy as a trait in German language, the so called Domain Specific Dispositional Envy Scale. At Stanford, I would like to translate the Domain Specific Dispositional Envy Scale into English and cross validate it with an US-American sample of university students. 2. Furthermore, I would like to test emotion regulation strategies that contribute to the experience of state envy. More specifically, I expect that cognitive reappraisal influences the experience of state envy. The influence by trait envy will be analyzed either. 3. I would like to analyze psychophysiological data that I have collected in preliminary studies on the experience of state envy. The Stanford Psychophysiology Lab is famous for its excellent expertise in psychophysiology.4. Furthermore, I would like to present and discuss the current research project with James Gross and his team in order to generate further studies for continuing the research project after the stay at Stanford.