个体声誉与跨期选择关系研究综述
A Review of the Relationship between Individual Reputation and Intertemporal Choice
摘要: 声誉对于个人、组织乃至国家的重要性不言而喻，良好的声誉不仅会获得外界的肯定和支持，还可能带来一系列长远的价值。当声誉受到威胁或处于高风险时，将会给个人或企业造成不可挽回的损失。因此，声誉的价值决定着其必将对人的行为决策产生重要影响。然而，关于声誉的现有研究多集中于其对组织行为的影响，鲜有对个人决策行为的影响探究。本文从个体角度出发，通过梳理声誉与跨期选择的相关研究，总结已有研究的不足，从而为未来研究提供新的思路和方向。
Abstract: The importance of reputation is self-evident for individuals, organizations, and even countries. A good reputation will not only be recognized and supported by the outside world, but may also bring a series of long-term values. When reputation is threatened or at high risk, it will cause ir-reparable losses to individuals or businesses. Therefore, the value of reputation determines that it will have an important impact on people’s behavioral decisions. However, the existing research on reputation mostly focuses on its influence on organizational behavior, and there are few explorations on individual decision-making behavior. From the perspective of individuals, this article summarizes the deficiencies of existing research by combing the related research on the reputation and intertemporal choices, so as to provide new ideas and directions for future research.
文章引用：姚维鑫 (2021). 个体声誉与跨期选择关系研究综述. 心理学进展, 11(3), 801-807. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2021.113092

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