内隐自尊的本质、测量及未来展望
The Nature, Measurement, and Future Prospects of Implicit Self-Esteem
摘要: 本篇综述重点关注和讨论“内隐自尊”的本质和测量方法，详细阐述了“内隐”的含义、间接测量是什么、如何认识和测量内隐自尊，以及自尊的直接测量和间接测量之间的关系和信效度方面的对比，最后回顾和总结前人研究成果，点出先前研究的不足和空白之处，并对未来可能的研究方向进行了展望。
Abstract: This review focuses on the nature and measurement methods of “implicit self-esteem”. It elaborates on the meaning of “implicit”, what indirect measures entail, and how to understand and measure implicit self-esteem. The review also compares the relationship between direct and indirect measures of self-esteem, as well as their reliability and validity. Finally, it summarizes previous research findings, identifies limitations and gaps in existing studies, and offers an outlook on potential future research directions.
文章引用：汪圆圆 (2026). 内隐自尊的本质、测量及未来展望. 心理学进展, 16(4), 370-378. https://doi.org/10.12677/ap.2026.164210

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