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Perceiving Others Through a Screen: Are First Impressions of Personality Accurate and Normative via Videoconferencing? 通过屏幕感知他人:通过视频会议对人格的第一印象是否准确和规范?
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241263249
Marie-Catherine Mignault, Hasagani Tissera, Jamie Cecere, Zoe Fargnoli-Brown, Lauren Human

The use of videoconferencing platforms has globally risen to facilitate face-to-face communication since the onset of COVID-19. But how do our first impressions of people we meet on Zoom compare to in-person interactions? Specifically, do we view others' personalities as accurately (in line with their unique personality) and normatively (in line with the average, desirable personality) as in-person? Across two Zoom first-impression round-robin studies (exploratory study: N = 567, Dyads = 3,053; preregistered replication: N = 371, Dyads = 1,961), which we compared to an in-person round-robin study (N = 306; Dyads = 1,682), people viewed others' personalities as accurately and as normatively on Zoom as in-person. Moreover, people better liked interaction partners they viewed more accurately and normatively. However, in interactions of poorer audio-video quality, people viewed others less accurately, less normatively, and liked them less. Overall, through a screen, our impressions of others are as accurate and normative as face-to-face, but it depends on the quality of that screen.

自 COVID-19 启用以来,视频会议平台的使用在全球范围内不断增加,为面对面交流提供了便利。但是,与面对面交流相比,我们对在 Zoom 上认识的人的第一印象如何?具体来说,我们对他人个性的看法是否与面对面交流一样准确(符合其独特个性)和规范(符合平均、理想的个性)?通过两项 Zoom 第一印象循环研究(探索性研究:N = 567,Dyads = 3,053;预注册复制:N = 371,Dyads = 1,961)(我们将其与面对面循环研究(N = 306;Dyads = 1,682)进行了比较),人们在 Zoom 上对他人个性的看法与面对面时一样准确和规范。此外,人们更喜欢他们认为更准确、更规范的互动伙伴。然而,在音视频质量较差的互动中,人们看待他人的准确性、规范性和喜爱程度都较低。总的来说,通过屏幕,我们对他人的印象与面对面一样准确和规范,但这取决于屏幕的质量。
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Positive Feedback as a Lever to Boost Students' STEM Outcomes. 积极反馈是提高学生科学、技术和工程学成果的杠杆。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241265954
Lora E Park, Deborah E Ward, Deborah Moore-Russo, Brian Rickard, Valerie Vessels, Joseph Hundley

Although many college students intend to major in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), dropout from these fields is high, especially among members of historically underrepresented groups, such as women and racial-ethnic minorities. We propose a minimal, yet potentially powerful intervention to broaden participation in STEM: giving positive feedback to students in STEM. Studies 1 and 2 found that giving positive feedback is less normative in math (vs. English) courses, and instructors' feedback-giving practices and students' experiences mirror these norms. However, students who received positive (vs. only objective) feedback on introductory-level college calculus exams showed greater belonging and self-efficacy in math, which predicted better STEM outcomes (i.e., increased interest in STEM and higher final math course grades, respectively, Study 3). These findings were especially strong for racial-ethnic minority students. Giving positive (vs. only objective) feedback is thus a potentially transformative tool that boosts student outcomes, especially for underrepresented groups.

尽管许多大学生打算主修科学、技术、工程和数学(STEM)专业,但这些领域的辍学率很高,尤其是在女性和少数种族等历史上代表性不足的群体中。我们提出了一个最小但可能很有效的干预措施,以扩大 STEM 的参与度:给 STEM 学生积极的反馈。研究 1 和研究 2 发现,在数学(相对于英语)课程中,给予积极反馈不太规范,而教师的反馈做法和学生的体验也反映了这些规范。然而,在大学微积分入门级考试中获得积极反馈(与仅获得客观反馈相比)的学生在数学方面表现出更大的归属感和自我效能感,这预示着他们在 STEM 方面会取得更好的成绩(即分别提高了对 STEM 的兴趣和数学课程的最终成绩,研究 3)。这些研究结果对少数民族学生的影响尤为显著。因此,给予积极的(而不仅仅是客观的)反馈是一种潜在的变革工具,可以提高学生的学习成绩,尤其是对代表人数不足的群体而言。
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Beyond the Dichotomy: Creation and Validation of a Continuous Statewide Index of U.S. Honor Culture. 超越二分法:美国荣誉文化全州连续指数的创建与验证。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241255494
Henry N Lopez, Jarrod E Bock, Ryan Brown, Susan E Cross

Honor cultures are characterized by a heightened sensitivity to reputation threats and strong expectations for the defense of honor. U.S. states vary in the extent to which they express the cultural norms of honor, but researchers have frequently relied upon a dichotomous classification that differentiates states as honor or dignity states. We created and validated a continuous, six-item index of honor norms and values across all U.S. states (Study 1). In Study 2, our honor index was correlated with historical variables theoretically associated with the genesis of honor cultures. In Study 3, we validated our honor index further by showing that it predicted several race-/ethnicity-specific outcomes that prior research has connected with honor (e.g., homicide rates, suicide rates). This new index equips researchers with a more nuanced understanding of U.S. honor cultures and a measure that can be used in future investigations.

荣誉文化的特点是对名誉威胁的高度敏感和对捍卫荣誉的强烈期望。美国各州对荣誉文化规范的表达程度不尽相同,但研究人员通常采用二分法将各州分为荣誉州和尊严州。我们创建并验证了一个连续的、包含六个项目的美国各州荣誉规范和价值观指数(研究 1)。在研究 2 中,我们将荣誉指数与理论上与荣誉文化起源相关的历史变量联系起来。在研究 3 中,我们进一步验证了我们的荣誉指数,表明它可以预测之前研究中与荣誉相关的几个种族/民族特定结果(如凶杀率、自杀率)。这一新指数使研究人员对美国的荣誉文化有了更细致入微的了解,也为今后的调查提供了一个衡量标准。
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Morality, Social Inclusion, and In-Group Superiority: The Differential Role of Individualizing and Binding Foundations in Perceptions of the Social Identity of In-Group and Out-Group Members. 道德、社会包容和群内优越感:个体化基础和约束性基础在群体内成员和群体外成员社会身份认知中的不同作用》(The Differential Role of Individualizing and Binding Foundations in Perceptions of the Social Identity of In-Group and Out-Group Members)。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241262367
Adi Amit, Eitan Venzhik

Research into social identity and morality judgments typically focuses on how the former influences the latter. We approach this theme from the opposite direction, establishing the influence of morality on perceptions of social identity. In three studies, conducted in two cultures, we show that in-group members acting immorally are excluded from the group. Extending this investigation to the overlooked study of out-group-on-out-group behavior, in Studies 2 and 3, we compare perceptions of social inclusion for in-group members following (im)moral behavior toward the in-group with perceptions of out-group members following (im)moral behavior toward the out-group. We show that people treat in-group and out-group members alike with respect to binding morals, which concern preservation and protection of the group, but not individualizing morals, which concern preservation and protection of individual rights. Finally, in Study 3, we confirm the underlying motivating mechanism of reasserting in-group superiority by affirming the positive distinctiveness of one's own group.

对社会认同和道德判断的研究通常侧重于前者如何影响后者。我们从相反的方向切入这一主题,确定道德对社会认同感的影响。我们在两种文化背景下进行了三项研究,结果表明,行为不道德的群体内成员会被排斥在群体之外。在研究 2 和研究 3 中,我们将这一调查延伸到被忽视的群体外对群体外行为的研究中,比较了对群体内成员有(不)道德行为的群体内成员和对群体外成员有(不)道德行为的群体外成员对社会包容的看法。研究结果表明,在涉及维护和保护群体的约束性道德方面,人们对群体内成员和群体外成员一视同仁;而在涉及维护和保护个人权利的个性化道德方面,人们对群体外成员和群体内成员一视同仁。最后,在研究 3 中,我们证实了通过肯定本群体的积极独特性来重申本群体优越性的潜在动机机制。
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Financial Mindfulness: A Scale. 理财意识:量表。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-30 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241265995
Emily N Garbinsky, Simon J Blanchard, Lena Kim

The concept of mindfulness has enjoyed much resonance among researchers. Despite this past work, we argue there is a need for a domain-specific conceptualization and measure of financial mindfulness (FM). We first define FM as "the tendency to be highly aware of one's current objective financial state while possessing an acceptance of that state," and, second, develop and validate an eight-item scale to measure individual differences in FM. This article has nine studies, including a field survey administered by a financial services provider to examine actual behavior. Importantly, the FM-Scale is associated with financial behaviors (i.e., sunk cost bias) above and beyond related scales (i.e., money management stress, self-control, and general mindfulness). To the best of our knowledge, our work is the first to provide a succinct way to measure FM that incorporates elements of both awareness and acceptance, highlighting the role of financial acceptance specifically.

正念这一概念在研究人员中引起了很大反响。尽管过去已经开展了大量工作,但我们仍认为有必要对金融正念(FM)进行特定领域的概念化和测量。首先,我们将财务正念定义为 "高度意识到自己当前客观财务状况的倾向,同时对这种状态持认可态度";其次,我们开发并验证了一个包含八个项目的量表,用于测量财务正念的个体差异。本文共进行了九项研究,其中包括一项由金融服务提供商进行的实地调查,以考察实际行为。重要的是,财务管理量表与财务行为(即沉没成本偏差)的相关性超过了相关量表(即理财压力、自我控制和一般心态)。据我们所知,我们的研究首次提供了一种简洁的方法来测量财务管理,其中包含了意识和接受两个要素,特别强调了财务接受的作用。
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The Self Choice Effect When Choosing for Others. 为他人选择时的自我选择效应
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-27 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241262370
Mayson C Astle, Brandon J Schmeichel

People tend to remember information from which they chose better than information assigned to them-a pattern known as the self-choice effect. The present studies tested the hypothesis that choosing for another person also improves memory. Studies 1a and 1b found that choosing for self and choosing for others both enhance memory compared with having no choice. Study 2 found that choosing for others boosts memory regardless of the closeness of the other. Study 3 found no memory benefit of making easy or difficult choices for others, contrary to predictions. And in Study 4 choosing for others enhanced memory only for chosen items. A mini meta-analysis combining all studies supported the conclusion that choosing for others enhances memory on a par with choosing for oneself. These results suggest that the effects of choice on memory signify something other than self-reference, which we presume to be substantially reduced when choosing for others.

人们对自己选择的信息的记忆往往好于分配给自己的信息--这种模式被称为自我选择效应。本研究测试了 "为他人选择也能提高记忆力 "这一假设。研究 1a 和 1b 发现,与没有选择相比,为自己选择和为他人选择都能增强记忆。研究 2 发现,无论对方亲疏,为他人做选择都能增强记忆力。研究 3 发现,为他人做出容易或困难的选择都不会增强记忆力,这与预测相反。而在研究 4 中,为他人做选择只增强了对所选项目的记忆。一项综合所有研究的小型荟萃分析支持这样的结论,即为他人做选择与为自己做选择一样,都能增强记忆。这些结果表明,选择对记忆的影响并不意味着自我参照,我们推测在为他人选择时,自我参照会大大减少。
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Institutional Change Affects Perceived and Personal Intergroup Attitudes. 制度变革影响感知和个人的群体间态度。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-27 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241257373
Kate A Ratliff, Jacqueline M Chen, Nicole Lofaro

This research tested whether institutional change impacts policy support and attitudes toward the social groups impacted by policy change. Study 1 demonstrated across a variety of topics that, when a hypothetical state legislature banned (vs. affirmed) a practice (e.g., allowing companies to implement mandatory anti-racism training), participants perceived less support for the policy and more negative attitudes toward the group impacted (e.g., Black Americans). Study 2, a longitudinal study, investigated the short- and long-term impact of real-world policy change-the U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization ruling that gave states the right to restrict access to abortion. Although the ruling did not produce lasting change in personal support for abortion restriction, it did lead participants to perceive more support for traditional gender roles and to personally endorse traditional gender attitudes more strongly. These results demonstrate the power of institutional policies to influence individually held intergroup attitudes.

本研究测试了制度变革是否会影响政策支持以及对受政策变革影响的社会群体的态度。研究 1 在多个主题中表明,当一个假定的州立法机构禁止(与肯定)一种做法(如允许公司实施强制性反种族主义培训)时,参与者对该政策的支持度降低,对受影响群体(如美国黑人)的负面态度增加。研究 2 是一项纵向研究,调查了现实世界中政策变化的短期和长期影响--美国最高法院对多布斯诉杰克逊妇女健康组织案的裁决赋予了各州限制堕胎的权利。虽然这项裁决并没有使个人对堕胎限制的支持产生持久的变化,但它确实使参与者认为传统的性别角色得到了更多的支持,个人对传统性别态度的认可度也更高。这些结果表明了制度政策对个人持有的群体间态度的影响。
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Love Lost in Translation: Avoidant Individuals Inaccurately Perceive Their Partners' Positive Emotions During Love Conversations. 翻译中的爱情迷失:在爱情对话中,回避型个体对伴侣积极情绪的感知不准确。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-27 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241258391
Stéphanie E M Gauvin, Jessica A Maxwell, Emily A Impett, Geoff MacDonald

Empathic accuracy-the ability to decipher others' thoughts and feelings-promotes relationship satisfaction. Those high in attachment avoidance tend to be less empathically accurate; however, past research has been limited to relatively negative or neutral contexts. We extend work on attachment and empathic accuracy to the positive context of love. To do so, we combined data from three dyadic studies (N = 303 dyads) in which couple members shared a time of love and rated each other's positive emotions. Using the Truth and Bias Model of Judgment, we found that individuals higher (vs. lower) in attachment avoidance were less accurate in inferring their partners' positive emotions during the conversation, but did not systematically over- or under-perceive their partners' positive emotions. Our results suggest that avoidant individuals may be less sensitive to positive cues in their relationships, potentially reducing relational intimacy.

移情的准确性--解读他人思想和情感的能力--能提高人际关系的满意度。依恋回避程度高的人往往共情准确性较低;然而,过去的研究仅限于相对消极或中性的情境。我们将依恋和移情准确性的研究扩展到了积极的爱情环境中。为此,我们综合了三项双人研究(N = 303 对)的数据,在这些研究中,夫妻双方共享了一段爱情时光,并对彼此的积极情绪进行了评分。通过使用 "真相与偏见判断模型",我们发现依恋回避程度较高(与较低)的个体在对话过程中推断伴侣积极情绪的准确性较低,但并没有系统性地过度或不足感知伴侣的积极情绪。我们的研究结果表明,回避型个体可能对人际关系中的积极线索不太敏感,从而可能降低人际关系的亲密程度。
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Blame the System, not the Victim: Understanding the Lack of Advocacy for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. 责怪制度,而非受害者:了解缺乏对失踪和遇害土著妇女和女孩的宣传。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-27 DOI: 10.1177/01461672241265993
Julisa J Lopez, Jamie L Yellowtail, Andres Pinedo, Tanya M Smith, Kristina G Chamberlin, Stephanie A Fryberg, Arianne E Eason

More than 5,000 Native American and Alaska Native women and girls go missing annually in the United States, and murder is the third leading cause of death for those aged 10 to 24. The current studies assess why, despite such statistics, individuals who are not Native American fail to advocate for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). The Pilot Study (N = 205) and Study 1 (N = 3,992) revealed that greater cognitive invisibility of contemporary Native Peoples (i.e., the absence of cognitive representations) was related to greater minimization of Native Peoples' experiences with racism. Racism minimization was associated with greater blaming of MMIWG victims and less blaming of societal contributors to the epidemic. These factors predicted greater apathy toward MMIWG and less MMIWG advocacy. The results suggest that the cognitive invisibility of Native Peoples affords attitudes and beliefs that allow non-Native individuals to deny, justify, and distance themselves from the MMIWG epidemic.

在美国,每年有 5000 多名美国原住民和阿拉斯加原住民妇女和女童失踪,谋杀是 10 至 24 岁妇女和女童的第三大死因。目前的研究评估了为什么尽管有这样的统计数据,非美国原住民的个人却没有为失踪和遇害的土著妇女和女孩(MMIWG)进行宣传。试点研究(N = 205)和第一项研究(N = 3992)显示,当代原住民在认知上的更大隐蔽性(即缺乏认知表征)与原住民在种族主义经历上的更大最小化有关。种族主义最小化与更多地责怪女性暴力团受害者和较少地责怪造成这一流行病的社会因素有关。这些因素预示着对女童和男童暴力事件的冷漠程度更高,对女童和男童暴力事件的支持程度更低。研究结果表明,原住民在认知上的不可见性使非原住民个人能够否认、辩解和远离女童、男童和青少年间的暴力流行。
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Black + White = Prototypically Black: Visualizing Black and White People's Mental Representations of Black-White Biracial People. 黑+白=原型黑人:将黑人和白人对黑白双种族人的心理表征可视化。
IF 3.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Pub Date : 2024-07-01 Epub Date: 2023-04-13 DOI: 10.1177/01461672231164026
Andre' Oliver, Ryan E Tracy, Steven G Young, Daryl A Wout

Utilizing reverse correlation, we investigated Black and White participants' mental representations of Black-White Biracial people. Across 200 trails, Black and White participants chose which of two faces best fit specific social categories. Using these decisions, we visually estimated Black and White people's mental representations of Biracial people by generating classification images (CIs). Independent raters blind to condition determined that White CI generators' Biracial CI was prototypically Blacker (i.e., more Afrocentric facial features and darker skin tone) than Black CI generators' Biracial CI (Study 1a/b). Furthermore, independent raters could not distinguish between White CI generators' Black and Biracial CIs, a bias not exhibited by Black CI generators (Study 2). A separate task demonstrated that prejudiced White participants allocated fewer imaginary funds to the more prototypically Black Biracial CI (Study 3), providing converging evidence. How phenotypicality bias, the outgroup homogeneity effect, and hypodescent influences people's mental images of ingroup/outgroup members is discussed.

利用反向相关性,我们调查了黑人和白人参与者对黑白双种族人的心理表征。在 200 次追踪中,黑人和白人参与者选择了最符合特定社会类别的两张面孔。利用这些决定,我们通过生成分类图像(CIs)直观地估计了黑人和白人对双种族人的心理表征。独立的评定者在不了解情况的情况下确定,白人 CI 生成者的双种族 CI 原型比黑人 CI 生成者的双种族 CI 原型更黑(即更多非洲裔面部特征和更深的肤色)(研究 1a/b)。此外,独立评分者无法区分白人 CI 生成者的黑人 CI 和双种族 CI,而黑人 CI 生成者没有表现出这种偏见(研究 2)。一项单独的任务表明,带有偏见的白人参与者分配给更具原型的黑人双种族 CI 的假想资金较少(研究 3),这提供了一致的证据。本文讨论了表型性偏差、外群体同质性效应和超同性效应如何影响人们对内群体/外群体成员的心理形象。
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