网络游戏中的性别歧视：社会支配倾向，领地意识和攻击性的作用
Sexism in Online Gaming: The Role of Social Dominance Orientation, Territoriality, and Aggressiveness
摘要: 网络电子游戏在中国的热度正在剧烈攀升，但是针对女性的性别歧视也成了网络游戏中一个非常重要的问题。这项研究中我们确定了哪些人格特征预示着在网络游戏中的性别歧视。通过对420名年龄在18~63 (M = 29.60, SD = 7.20)的中国男性的调查，我们发现攻击性、社会支配倾向，以及领地意识与网络游戏性别歧视态度存在正相关关系。基于相关结果，我们进一步进行了回归分析，结果发现，攻击性，社会支配倾向，以及领地意识都能够正向预测游戏中的性别歧视态度。我们的这项研究有助于深入揭示性别歧视的原因，并且为抵御性别歧视制定更有效的办法。
Abstract: The popularity of online video games is rapidly increasing in China, but sexism against women has become a significant issue within these games. In this study, we identify which personality traits predict sexism in online gaming. Through a survey of 420 Chinese male participants aged 18~63 (M = 29.60, SD = 7.20), we found that aggressiveness, social dominance orientation, and territoriality were positively correlated with sexist attitudes in online gaming. Based on these correlational results, we further conducted regression analysis, which revealed that aggressiveness, social dominance orientation, and territoriality could positively predict sexist attitudes in online gaming. Our study contributes to a deeper understanding of the causes of sexism and provides insights for developing more effective strategies to combat it.
文章引用：刘祚甫 (2025). 网络游戏中的性别歧视：社会支配倾向，领地意识和攻击性的作用. 心理学进展, 15(2), 238-243. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2025.152081

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