全球化背景下内–外群体文化混搭对群际帮助的影响
The Effect of Ingroup-Outgroup Cultural Mixing on Intergroup Helping in Globalization
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2020.102027, PDF,  被引量    科研立项经费支持
作者: 包 燕：西南大学心理学部，重庆；余东芳：广西财经学院，广西 南宁；李 莉：西昌民族幼儿师范高等专科学校，四川 西昌；韩 映：河池学院，广西 河池；邱昀梵：西南大学纺织服装学院，重庆
关键词: 内–外群体文化混搭；群际帮助；愉悦；文化熟悉度；Ingroup-Outgroup Cultural Mixing； Intergroup Helping； Pleasant Feelings； Cultural Familiarity
摘要: 全球化背景下，对文化混搭心理效应的深入探索极富时代意义。本研究采用单因素被试间设计，通过文化启动范式操纵文化混搭，设置想象情景测量个体群际帮助行为，考察了内–外群体文化混搭对群际帮助的影响。结果发现内–外文化混搭接触能够显著增强个体对相应外文化群体的帮助行为，并且不受愉悦情绪和文化熟悉度的影响。本研究发现不仅丰富拓展了文化混搭的心理效应，而且为实践中群体关系的管理提供了一定指导。
Abstract: Under the background of globalization, it is of great significance to explore the psychological effect of cultural mixing. The current study adopted a single factor between-subjects design to examine the effect of ingroup-outgroup cultural mixing on intergroup helping, with manipulated cultural mixing through a cultural activation paradigm, and set up imaginary scenarios to measure indi-vidual intergroup’ help behaviors. The results show that exposure to ingroup-outgroup cultural mixing can significantly enhance the individual’s help behavior to the corresponding foreign cul-tural group, and is not affected by the pleasant feelings and cultural familiarity. The findings of this study not only enrich and expand the psychological effects of cultural mixing, but also provide some guidance for the management of group relations in practice.
文章引用：包燕, 余东芳, 李莉, 韩映, 邱昀梵 (2020). 全球化背景下内–外群体文化混搭对群际帮助的影响. 心理学进展, 10(2), 212-218. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2020.102027

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