文化依恋启动的概念与功能
The Concept and Function of Cultural Attachment Priming
DOI: 10.12677/ass.2025.145433, PDF,   
作者: 宋金戈：内蒙古师范大学心理学院，内蒙古 呼和浩特
关键词: 依恋；文化依恋；文化依恋启动；Attachment； Cultural Attachment； Cultural Attachment Priming
摘要: 文章探讨了文化依恋启动的概念与功能，结合了文化心理学、社会认知和依恋理论的视角。文化依恋指个体对自身文化的情感联结与认同，通过外部刺激或情境因素激活个体的文化依恋，影响其认知、情绪和行为。研究表明，文化依恋启动可以通过文化符号、语言等线索激活个体的安全感，提升社会归属感和群体凝聚力，促进跨文化适应和文化认同。文化依恋启动不仅在情绪调节和认知加工中发挥作用，还能影响个体的动机与行为模式。未来研究需进一步探讨其跨文化适应性和具体机制，以促进社会和谐与合作。
Abstract: This article explores the concept and functions of cultural attachment activation, integrating perspectives from cultural psychology, social cognition, and attachment theory. Cultural attachment refers to an individual’s emotional connection and identification with their own culture, which can be activated through external stimuli or situational factors, influencing cognition, emotions, and behavior. Research indicates that cultural attachment activation can enhance an individual’s sense of security through cultural symbols, language, and other cues, thereby boosting social belonging and group cohesion, and facilitating cross-cultural adaptation and cultural identity. Cultural attachment activation not only plays a role in emotional regulation and cognitive processing but also influences motivation and behavioral patterns. Future research should further investigate its cross-cultural adaptability and specific mechanisms to promote social harmony and cooperation.
文章引用：宋金戈. 文化依恋启动的概念与功能[J]. 社会科学前沿, 2025, 14(5): 610-616. https://doi.org/10.12677/ass.2025.145433

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