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So close, Yet So Far: Stopping Short of Killing Implicit Bias 如此接近,却又如此遥远:没有消除隐性偏见
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2106753
Joseph Cesario
The authors of the target article (Gawronski, Ledgerwood, & Eastwick, this issue) are to be commended for their important and insightful analysis on the state of implicit bias research. They introduce and discuss the critical distinction between bias on implicit measures and implicit bias itself. However, the authors want to have their cake and eat it too, and this causes them to stop short in fully applying their analysis. In this commentary, I take the authors seriously and draw out their analysis to its logical conclusion. In doing so, three points are raised:
目标文章的作者(本期Gawronski, Ledgerwood, & Eastwick)对内隐偏见研究现状进行了重要而深刻的分析,值得赞扬。他们介绍并讨论了内隐测量偏差和内隐偏差本身之间的关键区别。然而,作者想要鱼与熊掌兼得,这导致他们在充分应用他们的分析时突然停止。在这篇评论中,我认真对待作者,并将他们的分析归纳为合乎逻辑的结论。在这样做时,提出了三点:
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引用次数: 0
Grappling with Social Complexity When Defining and Assessing Implicit Bias 在定义和评估内隐偏见时应对社会复杂性
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2106760
Jasmine B. Norman, Jacqueline M. Chen
The target article by Gawronski, Ledgerwood, and Eastwick (this issue) presents a thorough overview of the intergroup bias literature, honing in on issues that are both conceptual and methodological. In order to address these issues, Gawronski et al. present some new conceptual definitions and distinctions. One central definition provided is of implicit bias, defined as “unconscious effects of social category cues (e.g., cues related to race, gender, etc.) on behavioral responses” (Gawronski et al., this issue, p. 140). The target article subsequently discusses the implications of this definition for methodology in detail. Our commentary highlights important considerations for different aspects of the target article’s definition of implicit bias. First, we outline the complexity of a seemingly straightforward part of this definition: social category cues. We consider the implications of categorical ambiguity in relation to the current definition of bias. Further, we propose that disparate impact and the importance of social context must be definitional to implicit bias. We provide an argument for how social and structural context are inseparable from social category cues and behavior. Second, turning our attention to the criterion of unconsciousness, we discuss and illustrate the challenges of measuring constructs that are under awareness and, informed by other fields, attempt to provide some solutions.
Gawronski, Ledgerwood和Eastwick的目标文章(本期)对群体间偏见文献进行了全面概述,重点关注概念和方法上的问题。为了解决这些问题,Gawronski等人提出了一些新的概念定义和区别。提供的一个中心定义是内隐偏见,定义为“社会类别线索(例如,与种族,性别等有关的线索)对行为反应的无意识影响”(Gawronski等人,本期,第140页)。目标文章随后将详细讨论该定义对方法论的含义。我们的评论强调了目标文章对内隐偏见定义的不同方面的重要考虑。首先,我们概述了这个定义中一个看似简单的部分的复杂性:社会类别线索。我们考虑与当前偏见定义相关的分类歧义的含义。此外,我们提出差异性影响和社会背景的重要性必须定义内隐偏见。我们为社会和结构背景如何与社会类别线索和行为不可分割提供了一个论据。其次,将我们的注意力转向无意识的标准,我们讨论并说明了测量在意识下的构念的挑战,并通过其他领域的信息,试图提供一些解决方案。
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引用次数: 1
Ideologies Are Like Possessions 意识形态就像财产
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065129
A. Molnár, G. Loewenstein
Gries, M€ uller, & Jost (this issue) address a topic of great theoretical and practical importance: the origin of the ideologies that shape—and increasingly define—the current political and social climate. Adopting an economist’s perspective on ideologies, they seek to understand what purpose belief systems serve and why specific ideologies are embraced by individuals. Their answer, in a nutshell, is that people assess how well different ideologies would satisfy their psychological needs (and consumption) and choose the belief system that addresses their needs the most (subject to constraints such as limited information about ideologies and limited supply of ideologies in the “market” of belief systems). At a time when beliefs about, and behavior toward, ostensibly scientific issues such as climate change and vaccination, have become polarized as a result of being viewed through the lens of political ideologies, these questions are of existential importance. As advocates of a new wave in economics commonly referred to as “belief-based utility,” we applaud Gries et al.’s effort to apply an economic framework to understanding how people adopt, update, and abandon their belief systems. Belief-based utility is the idea that the main sources of utility are not material consumption, as economists generally assume, but rather people’s beliefs—about the world, and especially about themselves (e.g., whether they are virtuous, smart, attractive, likeable; see Loewenstein & Molnar, 2018; Molnar and Loewenstein, in press). The idea that people care about what is in their mind, and not just about material consumption, goes way back to classical economists (see Loewenstein, 1992). For example, Jeremy Bentham, who first proposed the notion of utility that became the backbone of economics, listed only a handful of material determinants of utility in his seminal work on hedonics and utility (Bentham, 1789), but a wide range of immaterial, nonphysical concepts, such as reputation, memory, imagination, or expectations—the majority of which can be labeled as beliefs. Adam Smith, likewise, made a case for the role of beliefs driving human behavior: “To what purpose is all the toil and bustle of this world?” Smith asked, and answered: “To be observed, to be attended to, to be taken notice of with sympathy, complacency, and approbation, are all the advantages we can propose to derive from it” (Smith, 1759, pp. 108–110). Although these ideas were largely sidelined during the early to mid-20th century as a result of the ordinalist revolution in economics, behaviorism in psychology, and the ensuing exclusive focus on directly measurable goods and outcomes, economists began to re-incorporate these insights in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s. For example, Thomas Schelling (1984), in a brilliant paper titled “The Mind as a Consuming Organ,” discussed how little of what we “consume” is actually observable, physical, goods (what standard economics would conceptualize as “cons
Gries、M€uller和Jost(本期)探讨了一个具有重大理论和实践意义的话题:塑造并日益定义当前政治和社会气候的意识形态的起源。采用经济学家对意识形态的观点,他们试图理解信仰体系的目的是什么,以及为什么特定的意识形态会被个人所接受。简言之,他们的答案是,人们评估不同的意识形态在多大程度上能满足他们的心理需求(和消费),并选择最能满足他们需求的信仰体系(受制于诸如意识形态信息有限和信仰体系“市场”中意识形态供应有限等限制)。当人们从政治意识形态的角度看待气候变化和疫苗接种等表面上的科学问题时,人们对这些问题的信念和行为变得两极分化,这些问题具有生存的重要性。作为经济学新浪潮(通常被称为“基于信仰的效用”)的倡导者,我们赞扬Gries等人努力应用经济框架来理解人们如何采纳、更新和放弃他们的信仰体系。基于信念的效用是指效用的主要来源不是经济学家通常认为的物质消费,而是人们对世界的信念,尤其是对自己的信念(例如,他们是否善良、聪明、有吸引力、讨人喜欢;见Loewenstein&Molnar,2018;Molnar和Loewensstein,出版)。人们关心自己的想法,而不仅仅是物质消费,这种想法可以追溯到古典经济学家(见Loewenstein,1992)。例如,杰里米·边沁(Jeremy Bentham)首先提出了效用的概念,这一概念成为经济学的支柱,他在关于享乐主义和效用的开创性著作中只列出了效用的少数物质决定因素(边沁,1789),但列出了广泛的非物质、非物质概念,如声誉、记忆、想象力或期望,其中大多数可以被标记为信仰。同样,亚当·斯密也为信仰驱动人类行为的作用提出了一个理由:“这个世界上所有的辛劳和忙碌是为了什么目的?”史密斯问道,并回答道:“被观察、被关注、被同情、自满和认可所关注,都是我们可以从中获得的优势”(Smith,1759,pp.108-110)。尽管在20世纪初至中期,由于经济学中的普通主义革命、心理学中的行为主义,以及随之而来的对直接可测量的商品和结果的专注,这些观点在很大程度上被边缘化了,但经济学家在20世纪70年代末和80年代初开始重新纳入这些见解。例如,托马斯·谢林(Thomas Schelling,1984)在一篇题为《作为消费器官的心灵》(The Mind as a Consuming Organ)的精彩论文中,讨论了我们“消费”中有多少是可观察的实物(标准经济学将其概念化为“消费”),以及其中有多少完全发生在我们的脑海中。到目前为止,基于信念的效用的各种来源的理论和模型已经被开发并应用于许多背景,如金融、医疗保健、政治或组织行为(见Molnar和Loewenstein,出版)。
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引用次数: 2
Lost in the Supermarket? A Commentary on Gries, Müller, and Jost 在超市迷路了?Gries、Müller和Jost述评
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065132
D. Osborne, Nicole Satherley, C. Sibley
Scholars have long-debated how citizens come to adopt a political ideology. Whereas some suggest that material needs and/or self-interest motivate citizens to endorse the issue positions and ideological stances that maximize utility (see Chong, 2000; Chong & Mullinix, 2022; Sniderman, Glaser, & Griffin, 1991; Weeden & Kurzban, 2017), others argue that less rational—and even irrational—forces are at play and instead focus on the psychological needs met by (Jost, 2020, 2021; Jost, Glaser, Kruglanski, & Sulloway, 2003b), as well as symbolic attachments to (Jardina, 2019; Reny & Sears, 2020; Sears, 1993; Sears & Henry, 2005), specific ideologies. It seems that the extant literature is at an impasse over the antecedents to belief systems. Are citizens rational? Or are they not? Gries, M€ uller, and Jost (this issue) reconcile these contrasting perspectives by asserting that both rational and irrational processes motivate people’s ideological preferences. To these ends, the authors develop a comprehensive model of ideological choice that incorporates both (a) psychological and (b) consumption needs which are weighted by the importance assigned to them by the individual. On the other end of the production chain, ideological entrepreneurs supply ideologies that differentially reconcile these demands and disseminate them within a larger marketplace of beliefs. Although a formal mathematical model is used to identify the ideologies available within the frontier of options that best reconcile these dual needs, Gries et al. assert that, given the informational costs associated with becoming perfectly informed, most citizens simply “try out” different ideologies until they find one that satisfices their psychological and consumption needs. In seeking to resolve the perennial quandary over the determinants of ideology, Gries et al. (this issue) make multiple important contributions to the literature. First, in our view, much of the debate over mass belief systems entails discussions where both parties talk past one another. Those in the ideological purists camp (generally comprised of political scientists) define ideology in rigid terms focused on the presence of a stable and coherent belief system as articulated by Converse (1964) and others, whereas those in the ideological minimalists camp (often comprised of psychologists) have resuscitated the competence of the average voter by treating ideology as a self-defined/identity-based concept present in the vast majority of people (Jost, 2006, 2021). Gries et al. bridge this divide by acknowledging that ideologies are comprised of a “network of attitudes and beliefs... [that are] linked together logically and/or psychologically” (p. 65). Such a compromise brings both sides of this seemingly intractable conflict together and provides the foundations for a promising resolution to one of the most enduring debates in political psychology. In a similar manner, Gries et al. (this issue) help to reconcile the debate ov
长期以来,学者们一直在争论公民是如何接受一种政治意识形态的。然而有些人认为,物质需求和/或自身利益促使公民支持最大化效用的问题立场和意识形态立场(见Chong, 2000;Chong & Mullinix, 2022;斯奈德曼,格拉泽,&格里芬,1991;Weeden & Kurzban, 2017),其他人则认为不那么理性甚至非理性的力量在起作用,而是关注心理需求(Jost, 2020, 2021;Jost, Glaser, Kruglanski, & Sulloway, 2003b),以及对(Jardina, 2019;Reny & Sears, 2020;西尔斯,1993;西尔斯和亨利,2005),具体的意识形态。现存的文献似乎在信仰体系的前因问题上陷入了僵局。公民理性吗?或者不是这样?Gries, M - uller和Jost(本期)通过断言理性和非理性过程都会激发人们的意识形态偏好来调和这些截然不同的观点。为了达到这些目的,作者开发了一个综合的意识形态选择模型,该模型结合了(a)心理需求和(b)消费需求,这些需求被个人赋予的重要性所加权。在生产链的另一端,意识形态企业家提供以不同方式调和这些需求的意识形态,并在更大的信仰市场中传播它们。尽管一个正式的数学模型被用来确定在选择边界内最能调和这些双重需求的可用意识形态,Gries等人断言,考虑到与完全知情相关的信息成本,大多数公民只是“尝试”不同的意识形态,直到他们找到满足他们心理和消费需求的意识形态。在寻求解决关于意识形态决定因素的长期困惑时,Gries等人(本问题)对文献做出了多项重要贡献。首先,在我们看来,关于大众信仰体系的许多争论都需要双方各执一词的讨论。意识形态纯粹主义者阵营(通常由政治科学家组成)以严格的术语定义意识形态,重点关注匡威(1964)等人所阐述的稳定连贯的信仰体系的存在,而意识形态极简主义者阵营(通常由心理学家组成)则通过将意识形态视为存在于绝大多数人身上的自我定义/基于身份的概念来复苏普通选民的能力(Jost, 2006, 2021)。Gries等人通过承认意识形态是由“态度和信念的网络……在逻辑上和/或心理上联系在一起”(第65页)。这样的妥协使这场看似棘手的冲突的双方走到一起,并为解决政治心理学中最持久的辩论之一提供了有希望的基础。以类似的方式,Gries等人(本期)通过认识到理性和非理性的政治意识形态方法在塑造人们的问题立场方面发挥作用,有助于调和关于理性和非理性的政治意识形态方法的争论。鉴于学者们在解释政治态度时将象征性和自利的方法相互对立的传统由来已久(例如,Sears, Hensler, & Speer, 1979;Sears, Lau, Tyler, & Allen, 1980;Weeden & Kurzban, 2017), Gries等人开发了一个复杂的模型,该模型承认心理和消费需求共同激励人们采用最能满足这些需求的意识形态。具体地说,他们模型中的权重因子认识到人们将分配不同程度的重要性来协调这些不同的需求。对一些人来说,部分满足高度重视的消费需求的意识形态将比完全满足确定性认知需求的竞争意识形态更具吸引力。相反,其他人会选择一种满足他们归属感的意识形态,即使它与他们的消费需求相冲突。从这个意义上说,Gries等人的模型有助于解释心理需求和消费需求如何激励人们从更大的思想市场中接受特定的意识形态。Gries等人(本期)的意识形态选择数学模型也有助于减少行为科学中测量的变量固有的模糊性(但请参阅我们对下面模型可证伪性的讨论)。事实上,正如作者所指出的,“日常语言本质上是模棱两可的”(第70页)。像“自利”、“理性”和“认知需求”这样模糊的概念使直接测量变得不可信,并使明确的假设检验变得困难或几乎不可能。通过先验地明确量化心理需求和消费需求与意识形态之间的关系,以及它们各自(感知到的)解决这些需求的能力,作者为评估公民的理性提供了一个有用的工具。 也就是说,在Gries等人的模型中,通过计算人们的意识形态选择与激发他们信念的一系列(加权的)心理和消费需求之间的多元距离,可以评估公众的合理性
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What a Capital Ideology! Framing Ideological Choice as a Capitalist Consumer Process 多么伟大的资本意识形态!将意识形态选择视为资本主义消费过程
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065133
Richard P. Eibach
In the opening scene of Angels in America: Perestroika, Aleksii Antedilluvianovich Prelapsarianov, “the world’s oldest living Bolshevik,” delivers a speech to the Kremlin shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Empire (Kushner, 1996). His speech glorifies the Bolshevik cause and voices disappointment with the Perestroika reformers. At first glance, Prelapsarianov seems like the very caricature of the irrational ideologue; his middle name (“before the Flood”) and last name (“before the Fall”) highlight how he is stubbornly clinging to the founding ideology of a dying system. Yet when we listen to his monologue we can see past the surface appearance of irrationality to find a compelling account of the human need for ideology. Surprisingly for a Marxist-Leninist, the character does not emphasize the value of ideology for advancing class-based material interests; rather, he focuses on how ideology can satisfy deeper cravings for things like meaning, structure, and purpose: “You can’t imagine, when we first read the Classic Texts, when in the dark vexed night of our ignorance and terror the seedwords sprouted and shoved incomprehension aside, when the incredible bloody vegetable struggle up and through into Red Blooming gave us Praxis, True Praxis, True Theory married to Actual Life” (Kushner, 1996, p. 14). He even gives a vivid analogy to suggest how lost we would be without an ideology to shield us from a threatening world: “If the snake sheds his skin before a new skin is ready, naked he will be in the world, prey to the forces of chaos” (p. 14). Prelapsarianov indicates that he is open to changing his mind if only the Perestroika reformers were able to offer a better ideological product to satisfy his needs: “[O]nly show me the Theory, and I will be at the barricades, show me the book of the next Beautiful Theory, and I promise you these blind eyes will see again, just to read it, to devour that text. Show me the words that will reorder the world, or else keep silent” (Kushner, 1996, p. 14). It is just that he is not very impressed by the ideological options that the reformers are offering: “What have you to offer in its place? Market Incentives? American Cheeseburgers? Watered-down Bukharinite stopgap makeshift Capitalism! NEPmen!” (p. 14). So, what on the surface may look like a stubborn, irrational rigidity may actually reflect commitment to the only ideological option that the individual finds reasonably satisfying. Although it is certainly ironic to depict a Bolshevik talking as if he is a customer shopping for the best available ideological product, this scenario has an intriguing resemblance to the rational choice model of ideological selection that Gries, M€ uller, and Jost (this issue) present in the target article. Their model takes seriously the familiar metaphor of a “marketplace of ideas” and combines the tools of rational choice modeling from economics with insights from theory and research on motivated social cognition to provide
在《天使在美国:佩雷斯特罗卡》的开场白中,“世界上现存最古老的布尔什维克”阿列克西·安德迪鲁维亚诺维奇·普雷拉普萨里亚诺夫在苏联帝国解体前不久向克里姆林宫发表了演讲(库什纳,1996年)。他的演讲赞扬了布尔什维克的事业,并表达了对改革派的失望。乍一看,普雷拉普萨里亚诺夫似乎是非理性理论家的讽刺;他的中间名(“洪水之前”)和姓氏(“瀑布之前”)突显了他是如何顽固地坚持一个垂死体系的创始意识形态的。然而,当我们听他的独白时,我们可以看到非理性的表面表现,找到人类对意识形态需求的令人信服的解释。令人惊讶的是,对于马列主义者来说,这个角色并不强调意识形态对促进阶级物质利益的价值;相反,他关注的是意识形态如何满足对意义、结构、,和目的:“你无法想象,当我们第一次阅读《经典文本》时,在我们无知和恐惧的黑暗烦恼的夜晚,当种子词发芽并将不理解抛在一边时,当令人难以置信的血腥蔬菜斗争一直持续到《红花盛开》给了我们实践,真正的实践,与现实生活相结合的真正理论”(库什纳,1996年,第14页)。他甚至用一个生动的比喻来表明,如果没有一种意识形态来保护我们免受威胁的世界的伤害,我们将是多么的失落:“如果蛇在新皮肤准备好之前脱下了皮,那么它将赤身裸体地生活在这个世界上,成为混乱力量的猎物”(第14页)。Prelapsarianov表示,只要改革派能够提供更好的意识形态产品来满足他的需求,他就愿意改变主意:“只要给我看《理论》,我就会在路障前,给我看下一本《美丽理论》的书,我向你保证,这些失明的眼睛会再次看到,只是为了阅读它,吞噬那本书。让我看看那些会重新安排世界秩序的词语,否则就保持沉默”(Kushner,1996年,第14页)。只是他对改革者提供的意识形态选择印象不深:“你能提供什么?市场激励?美国奶酪汉堡?淡化布哈里主义的临时资本主义!新经济政策制定者!”(第14页)。因此,表面上看似顽固、非理性的僵化,实际上可能反映出对个人认为合理满意的唯一意识形态选择的承诺。尽管将布尔什维克描绘成一个正在购买最佳意识形态产品的顾客无疑是一种讽刺,但这种场景与Gries、M€uller和Jost(本期)在目标文章中提出的意识形态选择的理性选择模型有着有趣的相似之处。他们的模型认真对待人们熟悉的“思想市场”隐喻,并将经济学的理性选择建模工具与动机社会认知的理论和研究的见解相结合,以正式说明个人如何从任何可用的选择中选择意识形态立场。
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Commentary on Gries, Muller and Jost’s “The Market for Belief Systems: A Formal Model of Ideological Choice” 评Gries、Muller和Jost的《信仰体系的市场:意识形态选择的形式模型》
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065137
R. McDermott
In the wake of increasing political polarization in the American body politic, and the rise of populist and authoritarian leaders more generally around the world, there has been a great deal of renewed attention to the nature and function of political ideology. Particularly in light of the recent insurrection in the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021, and the precipitating and ensuing public debate surrounding the big lie espoused by many Republicans arguing that Trump won the 2020 election, political pundits and academics are increasingly asking how we can make politics less polarized and conflictual. The subtext in much of this discussion revolves around how best to persuade people to change their ideology to allow the possibility for greater political and social compromise. Into this fraught public and academic debate, Greis et al. offer a formalized model of ideological choice drawing on methods from economics in an effort to increase our understanding of how people decide which ideologies are best suited to their psychological and consumption needs, couched in terms of both supply and demand. This approach strives to combine psychological factors as well as economic principles to create a cohesive model of choice. In this way, Greis et al. explicitly approach the problem of how people select an ideology as a problem of decision making under conditions of uncertainty. This draws upon, and expands, earlier theoretical and empirical work by Jost and colleagues (Jost, Federico, & Napier, 2009; Jost, Glaser, Kruglanski, & Sulloway, 2003; Jost, van der Linden, Panagopoulos, & Hardin, 2018) that explored the effects of uncertainty on the development of conservative political beliefs in particular. There is much to applaud about this paper. As with any formal model, the challenge, of course, lies in the empirical accuracy of the assumptions posited. These challenges, to employ the authors’ categories, fall into both demand and supply side categories. What is noteworthy in the current model is not so much what is included as what is left out. Notably, much of this model seems readily applicable to the recent Trump phenomena, but it remains unclear how well it generalizes beyond seeking to explain the nature of his support. Finally, it is worth considering at least one obvious addition, if not alternative, to the nature of ideological choice that derives from the critical nature of community for both physical and emotional survival. This consideration can be incorporated in light of a different weighting for multi attribute choice. This brief commentary proceeds along these lines.
随着美国政治体制中政治两极分化的加剧,以及民粹主义和威权主义领导人在世界各地的崛起,人们重新关注政治意识形态的性质和功能。特别是考虑到最近2021年1月6日美国国会大厦发生的暴动,以及围绕许多共和党人所支持的特朗普赢得2020年大选的弥天大谎而引发的公众辩论,政治专家和学者越来越多地问我们如何才能使政治不那么两极分化和矛盾。这场讨论的潜台词大多围绕着如何最好地说服人们改变他们的意识形态,从而有可能实现更大的政治和社会妥协。在这场令人担忧的公众和学术辩论中,Greis等人借鉴经济学的方法,提供了一个意识形态选择的形式化模型,以增进我们对人们如何决定哪些意识形态最适合他们的心理和消费需求的理解,从供应和需求的角度来表达。这种方法努力将心理因素和经济原则相结合,以创建一个有凝聚力的选择模型。通过这种方式,Greis等人明确地将人们如何选择意识形态的问题视为不确定性条件下的决策问题。这借鉴并扩展了Jost及其同事早期的理论和实证工作(Jost,Federico,&Napier,2009;Jost,Glaser,Kruglanski,&Sulloway,2003;Jost、van der Linden、Panagopoulos和Hardin,2018),这些工作特别探讨了不确定性对保守政治信仰发展的影响。这篇论文值得称赞。当然,与任何形式的模型一样,挑战在于假设的实证准确性。根据作者的分类,这些挑战分为需求和供应两类。当前模型中值得注意的与其说是包含了什么,不如说是遗漏了什么。值得注意的是,这个模型的大部分似乎很容易适用于最近的特朗普现象,但除了试图解释他的支持性质之外,它的推广效果如何尚不清楚。最后,值得考虑的是,意识形态选择的本质至少有一个明显的补充,如果不是替代的话,那就是社区对身体和情感生存的批判性。这种考虑可以结合用于多属性选择的不同权重。本简短评论是沿着这些思路进行的。
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Costs and Benefits of a Market-Based Model of Ideological Choice: Responding to Consumers and Critics 以市场为基础的意识形态选择模式的成本与收益:回应消费者与批评者
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065135
J. Jost, Tom Gries, Veronika Müller
Abstract In a target article, we introduced a formal decision-making model of ideological choice to understand how individuals choose among alternatives in electoral contexts in which multiple parties and candidates compete to address voters’ material and psychological needs. In this rejoinder we respond to very thoughtful comments by Eibach; McDermott; Zmigrod; Molnar & Loewenstein, and Osborne, Satherley & Sibley. We also seek to correct a number of misrepresentations of the current state of knowledge in political psychology based on a few of the commentaries, especially that of Costello, Clark, and Tetlock. Finally, we revisit thorny questions of rationality and irrationality in the market for belief systems.
在一篇目标文章中,我们引入了一个意识形态选择的正式决策模型,以理解在多个政党和候选人竞争以满足选民的物质和心理需求的选举背景下,个人如何在备选方案中做出选择。在这个反驳中,我们回应了艾巴赫非常深思熟虑的评论;麦克德莫特;Zmigrod;Molnar & Loewenstein和Osborne, Satherley & Sibley。我们还试图根据一些评论,特别是科斯特洛、克拉克和泰特洛克的评论,纠正对政治心理学知识现状的一些误解。最后,我们重新审视信仰体系市场中理性与非理性的棘手问题。
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COVID-19 pneumonia as a risk factor for recurrent pneumothorax. COVID-19 肺炎是复发性气胸的危险因素。
IF 4.4 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI: 10.7861/clinmed.Let.22.2.3
Oscar Jolobe
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Mental Computations of Ideological Choice and Conviction: The Utility of Integrating Psycho-Economics and Bayesian Models of Belief 意识形态选择和信念的心理计算:整合心理经济学和贝叶斯信念模型的效用
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-01-10 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2065134
Leor Zmigrod
A quick scan of the political landscape reveals that people differ in the ideologies they embrace and advocate. Why do individuals prefer certain ideologies over others? A formal analysis of psychological needs and consumption desires suggests that it is possible to compute the subjective utility of selecting one ideology over another, as though it were a purchasing decision. Given resources, constraints, and available options, individuals can rationally choose the ideology that best matches or resonates with their interests. It is a compelling framework that can take into account how diverse ideologies satisfy people’s diverse and multidimensional psychological and material needs. This psycho-economic model is ambitious and informative, and I will argue that it can be even more encompassing and enlightening if it is expanded to incorporate two critical components of ideological cognition: (1) the nature of ideological conviction and extremism and (2) the dynamic, probabilistic mental computations that underlie belief formation, preservation, and change. Firstly, I will argue that a formal model of ideological choice cannot escape the question of the strength of ideological commitment. In other words, we need to ask not only about which ideologies individuals choose but also about how strongly they adhere to these ideologies once those are chosen. An analysis of ideological choice needs to be accompanied by an analysis of ideological conviction. Secondly, in order to build a robust sense of the rationality behind ideological thinking, it is useful to incorporate principles of uncertainty and probability-based belief updating into the formal model of ideological worldviews. Bayesian models highlight how human brains seek to build predictive models of the world by updating their beliefs and preferences in ways that are proportional to their prior expectations and sensory experiences. Consequently, incorporating Bayesian principles into the formal model of ideological choice will provide a more wholistic understanding of what happens when a mind enters the market for belief systems – and why a mind can, at times, purchase toxic doses of the ideologies that sellers and entrepreneurs offer on display.
快速浏览一下政治景观就会发现,人们信奉和倡导的意识形态各不相同。为什么个人会偏爱某些意识形态?对心理需求和消费欲望的正式分析表明,可以计算出选择一种意识形态而不是另一种意识形态的主观效用,就好像这是一个购买决定一样。给定资源、约束和可用选项,个人可以理性地选择最符合或最符合他们利益的意识形态。这是一个引人注目的框架,可以考虑到不同的意识形态如何满足人们多样化和多维度的心理和物质需求。这个心理经济模型是雄心勃勃的,信息丰富的,我认为,如果将其扩展到意识形态认知的两个关键组成部分,它甚至可以更具包容性和启发意义:(1)意识形态信念和极端主义的本质;(2)构成信仰形成、保存和变化基础的动态、概率心理计算。首先,我将论证意识形态选择的正式模型无法逃避意识形态承诺的强度问题。换句话说,我们不仅要问个人选择了哪种意识形态,还要问他们一旦选择了这些意识形态,他们对这些意识形态的坚持程度有多高。对意识形态选择的分析需要伴随着对意识形态信念的分析。其次,将不确定性原则和基于概率的信念更新原则纳入意识形态世界观的形式模型中,有助于建立对意识形态思维背后合理性的健全认识。贝叶斯模型强调人类大脑如何通过更新他们的信念和偏好,以与他们先前的期望和感官体验成正比的方式,寻求建立对世界的预测模型。因此,将贝叶斯原理纳入意识形态选择的正式模型,将提供一个更全面的理解,当一个思想进入信仰体系市场时会发生什么,以及为什么一个思想有时会购买卖家和企业家展示的有毒剂量的意识形态。
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Personal Agency and Social Support: Substitutes of Complements? 个人代理与社会支持:补语的替代品?
IF 9.3 2区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Pub Date : 2022-01-02 DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2022.2037999
Ayelet Fishbach
In their target article, Milyavsky et al. (this issue) make a strong case for the substitutability between personal agency and social support. Across various domains, they find that perceived personal agency decreases the reliance on social support and perceived social support decreases the perceptions of personal agency. In my own research, I observed a similar substitutability between personal and social control; for example, the presence of external controls such as parental supervision undermined self-control in pursuing academic goals (Fishbach & Trope, 2005). Furthermore, research on balancing (Dhar & Simonson, 1999; Fishbach, Zhang, & Koo, 2009) and licensing (Monin & Miller, 2001) often observed substitutability among the means to a goal. It is clear that personal agency and social support can be, and often are, substitutional means for goal achievement. This commentary starts where the target article ends— when (if ever) should we expect complementarity instead of substitutability between two means to achieving a goal? Milyavsky et al. (this issue) offer a boundary condition: agency and assistance should not undermine each other if one of them also serves as a means to another goal. Yet, I ask, when does perceiving one (agency or support) make it more likely that the person will also turn to the other? For example, when learning a new skill (such as playing tennis or speaking Yiddish), is it possible that the perception of social support makes people more confident in their personal ability, or that perceived ability increases the chances that the person will also seek assistance? Possibly, to master these skills, it is insufficient to rely on one means only. The learner would benefit from multiple routes or, alternatively, from a backup plan (i.e., if one means fails, they can rely on the other). The notion that personal agency and social support could at times complement each other is consistent with a key tenet of Goal System Theory: Equifinal means, while often imposing redundancy (“all roads lead to Rome”), also increase confidence (the traveler is pretty confident she will make it to Rome, one way or another). Thus, while the advantage of multifinal means to a goal is that they maximize attainment (“feeding two birds with one scone”), their disadvantage is that these means could undermine (“dilute”) the perceived instrumentality of each means to the goal. And while the advantage of equifinal means is that they increase confidence, the person feels that a goal is within reach; the disadvantage is that they can be substitutable. Many (but not all the) times, pursuing one of these means will trigger disengagement with the other.
在他们的目标文章中,Milyavsky等人(本期)强有力地证明了个人代理和社会支持之间的可替代性。在各个领域,他们发现感知到的个人能动性降低了对社会支持的依赖,而感知到的社会支持降低了对个人能动性的感知。在我自己的研究中,我观察到个人控制和社会控制之间存在类似的可替代性;例如,父母监督等外部控制的存在削弱了追求学业目标的自我控制(Fishbach & Trope, 2005)。此外,关于平衡的研究(Dhar & Simonson, 1999;Fishbach, Zhang, & Koo, 2009)和licensing (Monin & Miller, 2001)经常观察到实现目标的手段之间的可替代性。很明显,个人能动性和社会支持可以而且经常是实现目标的替代手段。这篇评论从目标文章的结尾开始——什么时候(如果有的话)我们应该期待两种实现目标的手段之间的互补而不是替代?Milyavsky等人(本期)提出了一个边界条件:如果其中一方也作为实现另一个目标的手段,代理和援助不应该相互破坏。然而,我问,什么时候感知到一个(代理或支持)会让人更有可能转向另一个?例如,当学习一项新技能(如打网球或说意第绪语)时,是否有可能对社会支持的感知使人们对自己的个人能力更有信心,或者这种感知能力增加了人们寻求帮助的机会?可能,要掌握这些技能,仅仅依靠一种手段是不够的。学习者将受益于多种路径,或者,从一个备用计划(即,如果一个方法失败,他们可以依靠另一个)。个人行为和社会支持有时可以相辅相成,这一概念与目标系统理论的一个关键原则是一致的:等效的手段,虽然经常造成冗余(“条条大路通罗马”),但也增加了信心(旅行者非常自信,无论如何她都会到达罗马)。因此,虽然实现目标的多种最终手段的优势在于它们可以最大限度地实现目标(“用一个烤饼喂两只鸟”),但它们的缺点是这些手段可能会削弱(“稀释”)实现目标的每种手段的感知工具性。虽然等量方法的好处是增加了信心,但人们会觉得目标触手可及;缺点是它们可以被替代。很多时候(但不是全部),追求其中一种方式会引发与另一种方式的脱节。
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