社会认知的两个基本维度与自尊关系的研究综述
A Review of the Relationship between Two Basic Dimensions of Social Cognition and Self-Esteem
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2019.96119, PDF,   
作者: 彭馨媛：华东师范大学心理与认知科学学院，上海
关键词: 社会认知；能动性；社交性；自尊；Social Cognition； Agency； Communion； Self-Esteem
摘要: 目前使用较多的社会认知基本维度是能动性和社交性，二者涵盖了人类的两种基本特质：能力和热情，反映了社会生活中的两个核心挑战。对于能动性、社交性与自尊关系的探究目前还处于逐步深入的阶段，尽管国内国外发现了许多不一致的结果，三者的关系也受到文化背景、年龄、性别等多种因素的作用，大部分研究者仍然认为能动性对自尊有更显著的预测和影响作用。目前国内对能动性–社交性与自尊关系的研究较为欠缺，在该类本土化过程中应注意文化普适性和命名方式的问题，道德也可能是社会认知中的重要组成成分。
Abstract: The most commonly used basic dimensions of social cognition are agency and communion, which cover two basic characteristics of human beings: ability and enthusiasm, reflecting two core challenges in social life. The research on the relationship between agency-communion and self-esteem is still in the stage of gradual deepening. Although many inconsistent results have been found, and the relationship among the three factors is also affected by cultural background, age, gender and other factors, most researchers still believe that agency has a more significant prediction and influence on self-esteem. At present, there is a lack of research on the relationship between agency-communion and self-esteem in China. In the process of such localization, cultural universality and naming should be noted. Morality may also be an important component of social cognition.
文章引用：彭馨媛 (2019). 社会认知的两个基本维度与自尊关系的研究综述. 心理学进展, 9(6), 971-977. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2019.96119

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