社会认知取向的道德认同研究

德性是人之自我系统的重要组成部分.近十多年来,作为个体认同形成和道德发展的汇聚之处,道德认同(moral identity)引领了广泛的研究.其中社会认知取向作为主流范式,为道德认同的理论和测量提供了深厚的基础.该范式之下,当前的道德认同研究的前沿主要包括道德认同与道德行为的关系、道德认同的形成与发展、道德认同与环境的关系等议题.展望未来,该领域的研究需要在道德认同的个体发展(尤其是儿童和青少年)、理论整合以及生态化等方面作进一步探究.     

少数民族认同研究的现状

从“认同“的概念界定及其嬗变出发,介绍了西方研究者在民族认同的发展、民族认同与心理健康、民族认同与文化适应、民族认同与人格发展等方面的研究,并且概括了民族认同的一些研究策略.文章最后指出,在西部大开发的社会背景下,民族心理研究,尤其是宏观层面民族认同心理的研究对我国的现实意义.     

社会认同理论视野下的社会认同威胁

社会认同威胁是指,在社会比较的情况下,由于群体地位的差异,某一群体的个体在认知、情感上,对自我、所属群体身份的不承认,而产生的一种心理上的疏离感和剥夺感、自卑感。社会认同威胁的结果包括3类：脱离群体、改变群体的状态、接受消极的社会认同结果。外显“社会威胁”的测量方法以问卷调查为主。测量“社会威胁”的内隐方法则以心脏血压和平均动脉血压作为测量指标。社会认同威胁的实验研究将群体分化为内群体和外群体,操纵群体地位的差异,通过模拟社会游戏来了解群体的社会认同威胁及其生理反应。未来的研究将重点关注下述问题：对社会认同威胁概念的建构、跨文化研究及其内隐过程的分析     

组织认同研究新进展:基本概念及其形成、整合机制

组织认同起源于社会认同理论,是社会认同的一种特殊形式。本文以社会认同理论的两个基本概念"身份"与"认同"为出发点阐述了组织认同的概念内涵及其多重性与动态性,结合组织认同的多重性以及动态性本文着重分析了组织认同的产生、整合机制以及变异模型。最后,笔者对组织认同研究的不足之处、组织认同与其它理论的关联、本土化研究等方面进行了评述及展望。     

伦理·身份·认同——中国当代基督教徒的伦理生活

本文以“基督教在中国社会转型时期的文化功能”之课题为基础,侧重研究当今中国基督徒的伦理生活及其认同方式,以探索中国基督教的社会定义。因为,身份认同作为宗教体系的“行动单位”,是对付特殊环境,以从地位和功能层面上解决问题的工具,是执行宗教伦理的角色。所以,对于基督教徒社会身份及其认同方式的研究,对于认识其作为信教公民的权利、责任和义务十分重要,同时也是认识中国基督教在中国社会的定位和功能的最基本路径。本文从社会定义和身份认同的角度出发,论述了中国基督教徒的认同策略、秩序认同、双重资格认定等现象。文章认为,在中国宗教社会学研究中,可以基于中国宗教的实际经验,把对宗教制度、政教关系、宗教的社会功能及其定义等层面的研究,直接转向为信教公民作为宗教信仰者的身份认同、个人权责、精神权利、宗教组织等方面的认同研究。     

伦理·身份·认同——中国当代基督教徒的伦理生活

本文以“基督教在中国社会转型时期的文化功能”之课题为基础,侧重研究当今中国基督徒的伦理生活及其认同方式,以探索中国基督教的社会定义。因为,身份认同作为宗教体系的“行动单位”,是对付特殊环境,以从地位和功能层面上解决问题的工具,是执行宗教伦理的角色。所以,对于基督教徒社会身份及其认同方式的研究,对于认识其作为信教公民的权利。责任和义务十分重要,同时也是认识中国基督教在中国社会的定位和功能的最基本路径。本文从社会定义和身份认同的角度出发,论述了中国基督教徒的认同策略、秩序认同。双重资格认定等现象。文章认为,在中国宗教社会学研究中,可以基于中国宗教的实际经验,把对宗教制度,政教关系,宗教的社会功能及其定义等层面的研究,直接转向为信教公民作为宗教信仰者的身份认同、个人权责,精神权利,宗教组织等方面的认同研究。     

社会工作认同:一个专业教育需要正视的问题

本文根据对全国2166名社会工作学生(包括大专生、本科生和硕士生)的问卷调查,从认知、情感、理念价值、行为和选择五个维度研究学生的社会工作专业认同;从认知、情感、理念价值和行为四个维度来研究学生的社会工作职业认同;并从个人、家庭、社会和教育四个系统来分析影响学生社会工作专业认同和职业认同的因素。研究发现,我国各地大学生对社会工作专业和职业认同程度总体上处于中等水平,但在情感、价值理念以及专业和职业选择等几个方面的得分水平较低。作者分析了不同系统要素对学生社会工作专业的影响,并从比较、发展和系统三个视角来看待学生的社会工作认同。最后,作者基于学生个人和教育两个系统的分析结果,分析讨论了通过高校社会工作教育提高学生社会工作认同的启示。     

儿童性别认同的发展及其对社会适应的影响

儿童性别认同是儿童社会化的重要内容,性别认同与儿童社会适应的关系一直备受关注。随着研究的不断深入,性别认同的概念和衡量标准也变得越来越丰富。近年来,研究者开始从双重身份认同的视角探索性别认同,分别考察同性性别群体认同和异性性别群体认同。关于性别认同对儿童社会适应的影响,现有研究重点探究了自我适应与人际适应两个方面的结果。未来研究应进一步探索儿童内隐与外显性别认同之间的联系、不同性别认同类型与社会适应之间的关系,重视对低同性性别群体认同儿童社会适应的干预。     

社会认同对抑郁的影响及其理论解释

社会认同作为个体在群际和内群体层面的社会联结,总体上对抑郁产生了积极影响,表现为认同程度、认同重要性、认同群体数量以及认同变化的影响等4个方面。现有研究从需求、认知和行为层面探讨了社会认同影响抑郁的中介因素,并检验了身份认同动机和消极群体评价两个调节因素。社会认同视角下的4种理论分别从社会医治、心理资源、认同变化以及认同层次等不同角度解释了社会认同影响抑郁的心理机制。未来应厘清社会认同对抑郁的深层影响机制,重视社会认同影响抑郁的调节因素,及建构社会认同影响抑郁的能动-共生模型。     

边疆大学生的去留:风险知觉和地方认同的推拉

为探究西部边疆大学生的去留意向及影响因素,采用问卷法测量557名某民汉合校大学生的去留意向、风险知觉和地方认同。结果发现:民语言班学生得分显著高于汉语言班学生;个体觉得当地风险越低、越值得放心,对当地的认同程度就会越高,继而更愿意选择留下来;地方认同的中介作用在民、汉语言班学生中是一致的。启示地方治理者需致力于营造安全的社会氛围,提升人们的地方认同,吸引更多的人进来并留下来,以促进边疆的稳定和发展。     

Rethinking NIMBYism: The role of place attachment and place identity in explaining place‐protective action

The ‘NIMBY’ (Not In My Back Yard) concept is commonly used to explain public opposition to new developments near homes and communities, particularly arising from energy technologies such as wind farms or electricity pylons. Despite its common use, the concept has been extensively critiqued by social scientists as a useful concept for research and practice. Given European policy goals to increase sustainable energy supply by 2020, deepening understanding of local opposition is of both conceptual and practical importance. This paper reviews NIMBY literature and proposes an alternative framework to explain local opposition, drawing upon social and environmental psychological theory on place. Local opposition is conceived as a form of place‐protective action, which arises when new developments disrupt pre‐existing emotional attachments and threaten place‐related identity processes. Adopting a social constructivist perspective and drawing on social representation theory, a framework of place change is proposed encompassing stages of becoming aware, interpreting, evaluating, coping and acting, with each stage conceived at multiple levels of analysis, from intrapersonal to socio‐cultural. Directions for future research and potential implications of the place‐based approach for public engagement by energy policy‐makers and practitioners are discussed. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

"We are an island": Geographical Imagery in Accounts of Citizenship, Civil Society, and National Identity in Scotland and in England

In this article we question recent psychological approaches that equate the constructs of citizenship and social identity and which overlook the capacity for units of governance to be represented in terms of place rather than in terms of people. Analysis of interviews conducted in England and Scotland explores how respondents invoked images of Britain as "an island" to avoid social identity constructions of nationality, citizenship, or civil society. Respondents in Scotland used island imagery to distinguish their political commitment to British citizenship from questions relating to their subjective identity. Respondents in England used island imagery to distinguish the United Kingdom as a distinctive political entity whilst avoiding allusions to a common or distinctive identity or character on the part of the citizenry. People who had moved from England to Scotland used island imagery to manage the delicate task of negotiating rights to social inclusion in Scottish civil society whilst displaying recognition of the indigenous population's claims to distinctive national culture and identity.     

The Mutually Constitutive Relationship between Place and Identity: The Role of Place‐Identity in Discourse on Asylum Seekers and Refugees

Recent discursive research has shown that constructions of place may function to regulate social relations and reinforce particular notions of belonging. However, extant discursive research on place‐identity has so far neglected the mutually constitutive relationships between constructions of place and identity in legitimising people's presence. To address this gap, this study, undertaken in Scotland, applies the notion of place‐identity to the discursive analysis of interviews with asylum seekers and refugees, people who work in organisations that support asylum seekers and refugees and locals who live in areas where asylum seekers and refugees tend to be housed. The analysis suggests that constructions of asylum seekers’ and refugees’ countries of origin as dangerous, and the host society as relatively problem‐free, function to constitute their identities as legitimate and to justify their presence in the host society. Moreover, constructions of place may work to portray refugees and asylum seekers as benefiting the local community and as belonging more than certain other locals. In contrast, constructing the host society as ‘full’ functions to oppose their presence through portraying them as not being able to belong. This demonstrates the mutually constitutive roles of place and identity in legitimising or resisting people's movement and belonging. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Identity Processes and Environmental Threat: the Effects of Nationalism and Local Identity upon Perception of Beach Pollution

This study examines the importance of local and national identity processes in predicting the perception of a threat to the local environment: pollution of British beaches defined in terms of European Union (EU) regulations concerning cleanliness. Place identity and social identity theories would predict that English people would exhibit positive discrimination when evaluating both their local and national beaches and would allow ingroup preferences to influence their estimates of beach pollution. The study involved administering questionnaires to 347 English students drawn from secondary schools in six seaside resorts (three with ‘polluted’ beaches, and three with ‘unpolluted’ beaches according to the EU criteria). It was hypothesized that degree of both local and national identification would predict variance in perceived levels of pollution independently of either the EU categorization or the physical evidence of pollution available. On the whole, results confirmed this main hypothesis: subjects who were more attached to their town or their nation tended to perceive their local and national beaches as less polluted. Traditional predictors of environmental evaluation (such as socio-demographic variables, environmental concern, use of the environment) did not play an important role in predicting beach pollution perception. Denial of physical assessments of pollution was interpreted as a strategy used to cope with the threat to place identity posed by the labelling of local beaches by a powerful outgroup (the EU).     

I Dig Therefore We Are: Community Archaeology,Place‐based Social Identity,and Intergroup Relations Within Local Communities

Community involvement in archaeological digs aims to reconnect people with the history and heritage of where they live. This paper applies social psychological theories to understand how community archaeological projects create opportunities for place‐based social identity and positive intergroup relations. Focus groups were conducted across five areas of Greater Manchester (UK) with 24 participants who volunteered for Dig Greater Manchester, a community archaeology initiative. The focus groups aimed to understand how experiences of participating in digs and exploring local heritage modified, strengthened or initiated identification with place and community, thus moving from individual levels to social levels of identity. The findings offer insight as to the ways in which people make sense of their own—and others'—place‐based social identities as a result of participating in community archaeological digs . Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

‘In Our Country it's Just Poor People who Ride a Bike’: Place,Displacement and Cycling in Australia

This study investigates relationships and characteristics of participation in cycling in Melbourne, Australia, as an expression of place and displacement among persons from culturally and linguistically diverse origins including Asia (i.e. Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Japan) and Arab Africa (i.e. Saudi Arabia, Eritrea and Sudan). Using a mixed‐method approach, results indicated that despite a significant number of migrants to Australia with origins in places where cycling is a common mode of transport and activity, a large number of newly arrived and marginalised migrants and refugees are less likely to engage in cycling. Cyclists' identity, citizenship, social‐economic marginalisation and residential geographic isolation significantly impacted on their cycling in Melbourne. Although cycling is considered accessible, environmentally friendly, healthy and functional, the results indicated that this view may only represent and be shared by selected citizens. In short, culturally and linguistically diverse participants identified cycling behaviour differently in Australia in comparison with cycling in their countries of origin. The results contribute to knowledge in highlighting the extent of displacement facing marginalised communities that evolves in everyday practices of local mobility. The study identified a number of paradoxes facing mainstream policy makers, researchers and cycling advocates who tend to take cycling participation for granted as non‐political and universal. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

性别同一性的形成及研究角度发展

性别的同一性是自我同一性的一部分,是人格和社会化发展的重要内容。性别的同一性概念已经从性同一性转移到性别同一性。对性别同一性的研究角度经过了概念认知、图式认知和社会认知的探索,目前开始进入人际关系角度的研究。最后,提出了对性别同一性未来的研究展望。     

西方心理学自我同一性概念的解析

我同一性作为西方心理学中一个重要的概念,广泛地应用于发展心理学、人格心理学、社会心理学、咨询心理学、教育心理学和文化心理学。但由于自我同一性概念内涵的丰富与复杂以及研究者理论框架的不同,使自我同一性的概念缺乏明确统一的定义,从而影响了同一性概念的理论功能。本文分析了埃里克森自我同一性概念的奠基、自我同一性概念的实证研究以及自我同一性概念发展的新趋向,透视了西方心理学自我同一性概念不同层面和不同维度上的含义。最后,提出了整合自我同一性概念应关注的范畴以及自我同一性概念的理解。     

From Social to Political Identity: A Critical Examination of Social Identity Theory

Interest in the concept of identity has grown exponentially within both the humanities and social sciences, but the discussion of identity has had less impact than might be expected on the quantitative study of political behavior in general and on political psychology more specifically. One of the approaches that holds the most promise for political psychologists is social identity theory, as reflected in the thinking of Henri Tajfel, John Turner, and colleagues. Although the theory addresses the kinds of problems of interest to political psychologists, it has had limited impact on political psychology because of social identity theorists' disinclination to examine the sources of social identity in a real world complicated by history and culture. In this review, four key issues are examined that hinder the successful application of social identity theory to political phenomena. These key issues are the existence of identity choice, the subjective meaning of identities, gradations in identity strength, and the considerable stability of many social and political identities.     

The Many Faces of SocialIdentity: Implications for Political Psychology

Social identity is a concept that has been invented and reinvented across the social and behavioral science disciplines to provide a critical link between the psychology of the individual and the structure and function of social groups. This paper reviews the various definitions of social identity as it is used in different theoretical frameworks, drawing distinctions among person-based identities, relational (role-based) identities, group-based identities, and collective identities. The implications of these different conceptualizations of social identity for political psychology are discussed, with a call for integrative theory that draws on all four definitions interactively.