心理资本影响主观幸福感的作用机制：基于多路径综合框架的梳理
The Mechanisms Linking Psychological Capital and Subjective Well-Being: A Systematic Review Based on a Multi-Path Integrative Framework
DOI: 10.12677/ap.2025.1511603, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 任梦雪, 黄丕兰：广东理工学院心理健康教育中心，广东 肇庆
关键词: 心理资本；主观幸福感；积极心理学；Psychological Capital； Subjective Well-Being； Positive Psychology
摘要: 主观幸福感作为积极心理学的重要研究主题，其形成机制长期受到关注。心理资本作为一种可塑性强的积极心理资源，被认为是促进幸福感的重要心理基础。本文通过梳理心理资本作用于主观幸福感的多条心理机制，提出心理资本与主观幸福感关系的综合论述，以解释心理资本如何通过认知、情绪、行为与社会资源四条机制路径共同作用于主观幸福感，期待可以为主观幸福感研究提供理论与实践启发。
Abstract: As a central topic in positive psychology, the formation mechanisms of subjective well-being (SWB) have long attracted scholarly attention. Psychological capital (PsyCap), as a highly malleable positive psychological resource, is regarded as a crucial psychological foundation for promoting well-being. This paper systematically reviews the multiple psychological mechanisms through which PsyCap influences SWB and proposes an integrative framework illustrating how PsyCap affects SWB via four interconnected pathways—cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and social-resource mechanisms. The review aims to provide both theoretical insight and practical implications for future research on subjective well-being.
文章引用：任梦雪, 黄丕兰 (2025). 心理资本影响主观幸福感的作用机制：基于多路径综合框架的梳理. 心理学进展, 15(11), 279-286. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2025.1511603

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