本土化的人际自立特质与社会拒绝的攻击性行为的关系
The Relationship between Local-Interpersonal Self-Support Traits and Social Rejection’ Aggressive Behavior
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2015.512108, PDF, HTML, XML, 下载: 2,249  浏览: 7,338 
作者: 吕柯毅:西南大学心理学部,重庆
关键词: 社会拒绝人际自立特质攻击性行为Society Rejection Interpersonal Self-Support Traits Aggressive Behavior
摘要: 社会拒绝会引发攻击性行为,而人格因素作为社会拒绝和攻击性行为的调节变量受到越来越多的关注。如拒绝的敏感性、自恋、自尊等,这些是攻击性的易感性人格因素,会使攻击性行为增加。本土化的人际自立特质是中国本土化的人格特质。从攻击性的保护性人格因素的角度探讨有别与西方的一些中国人特有的人格特征与社会拒绝的攻击性行为的关系,是非常有必要的。
Abstract: Society rejection can trigger aggressive behavior. However, not all people can be generated ag-gressive behavior, when they experienced social rejection. Therefore, researchers are paying more and more attention to the personality factors, which are the regulation variables of social rejection and aggression. These personality factors, most of which are vulnerability personality factors such as rejection sensitivity, narcissism and self-esteem, can increase aggressive behavior. The localization of human qualities is a personality ideal emphasized in Chinese culture. It is necessary to explore the relationship between the local human qualities in Chinese and social rejection’ aggressive behavior.
文章引用:吕柯毅 (2015). 本土化的人际自立特质与社会拒绝的攻击性行为的关系. 心理学进展, 5(12), 835-842. http://dx.doi.org/10.12677/AP.2015.512108

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