SELF-CONCEPT STABILITY AND INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES
自我概念稳定性和人际交往过程
基本信息
- 批准号:3069850
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5.25万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1984
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1984-09-01 至 1989-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Five years of support are requested for an ADAMHA RSDA. The program of
research assumes that most prior conceptualizations of person perception
(those processes by which people form beliefs about themselves and others)
are inadequate because they emphasize the cognitive mediators of the
process and ignore the behavioral and interpersonal aspects of the
process. The proposed research rests on a broader conceptualization which
assumes that person perception is a fundamentally interpersonal process
that ordinarily serves to enable people to establish and maintain smoothly
functioning relationships.
Part I attempts to identify interpersonal mechanisms that interfere with
the efforts of therapists to change negative self-views. Attempts are made
to test the hypothesis that under certain conditions individuals: (a)
enter relationships in which they receive negative feedback; (b) interpret
feedback in ways that are compatible with their negative self-views; and
(c) make frequent and incompetent attempts to elicit positive feedback, to
which their friends, intimates and even therapists respond with ambivalence
and rejections.
Part II examines the processes that underlie people's behavioral and
cognitive reactions to feedback that disconfirms their self-conceptions.
Experiments are designed to identify the conditions under which people are
likely to: (a) behaviorally confirm versus disconfirm the beliefs of
others; (b) have their intimates support their self-conceptions when these
conceptions are under attack; and (c) remain in relationships in which
their intimates perceive them in a self-discrepant manner. Studies are
also proposed to specify processes that diminish the probability that
people receive self-discrepant feedback.
Part III explores the notion that if people's actions constrain the
responses of their interaction partners (as I expect to find in parts I and
II), then it is important to learn when and how people become aware of this
constraining influence. Several investigations attempts to identify the
psychological processes that underlie such awareness as well as the
relationship between awareness and interpersonal conflict.
At a general level, this research is intended to result in the development
of a truly interpersonal theory of person perception that acknowledges the
dynamic interplay between social thought and social action.
要求为ADAMHA RSDA提供五年的支持。 的程序
研究假设,大多数人感知的先前概念化
(人们形成对自己和他人的信念的过程)
是不够的,因为他们强调的认知调解人的
处理和忽视的行为和人际关系方面的
过程 拟议的研究基于一个更广泛的概念,
认为人的知觉是一个基本的人际过程
它通常用来帮助人们顺利地建立和维持
功能关系。
第一部分试图确定人际机制,干扰
治疗师改变消极自我观的努力。 有人试图
为了检验假设,在某些条件下,个人:(a)
输入他们收到负面反馈的关系;(B)解释
反馈的方式与他们的负面自我观点相一致;
(c)经常和不称职的尝试,以获得积极的反馈,
他们的朋友、密友甚至治疗师对此的反应都是矛盾的
和拒绝。
第二部分研究了人们行为和行为的基础过程,
对否定自我概念的反馈的认知反应。
实验的目的是确定人们在何种条件下
可能:(a)在行为上确认与否定以下信念:
其他人;(B)让他们的密友支持他们的自我概念,当这些
概念受到攻击;(c)保持关系,
他们的密友以一种自我矛盾的方式看待他们。 研究是
还建议指定减少以下可能性的过程:
人们会收到自我矛盾的反馈。
第三部分探讨了这样一个概念,即如果人们的行为限制了
他们的互动伙伴的反应(正如我期望在第一部分和第二部分中找到的那样)。
II),那么了解人们何时以及如何意识到这一点很重要
制约影响力。 几项调查试图确定
心理过程,这种意识的基础,以及
意识与人际冲突的关系。
在一般水平上,这项研究旨在导致发展
一个真正的人际理论的人的看法,承认
社会思想和社会行动之间的动态相互作用。
项目成果
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SELF-CONCEPT STABILITY AND INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES
自我概念稳定性和人际交往过程
- 批准号:
3069852 - 财政年份:1984
- 资助金额:
$ 5.25万 - 项目类别:
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自我概念稳定性和人际交往过程
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- 资助金额:
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