社会范畴间存在相互作用,以往的研究通过特质词收集、行为实验以及fMRI的方法证明这种相互作用有部分是刻板印象重叠造成的。社会范畴和社会地位间存在相互作用,而这种相互作用的加工机制通过特质词收集证明同样是因为刻板印象重叠,但其结论较为模糊,仍有很大的探索空间。 The interaction between social categories is mutual. Previous studies by collecting traits words, behavior experiment and fMRI method show that this interaction is partly due to stereotype over-lapping. The interaction between social categories and social status is also mutual. And this inter-active processing mechanism, through the collection of idiosyncrasies, proves that it's also because of stereotyping. But the conclusion is vague; there is still a large space to explore.
社会地位,社会范畴,刻板印象重叠, Social Status
Social Category
Stereotype Overlapping
社会地位与社会范畴相互作用
陈凡迪. 社会地位与社会范畴相互作用—基于刻板印象重叠的解释 The Interaction between Social Categories and Social Status—Interpretation Based on Stereotype Overlapping[J]. 心理学进展, 2018, 08(06): 855-862. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.86103
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