当政治影响自我:高政治影响感知预测公民和政治参与

IF 1.8 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Journal of Social and Political Psychology Pub Date : 2023-09-27 DOI:10.5964/jspp.8379

Piotr Michalski, Marta Marchlewska, Dagmara Szczepańska, Marta Rogoza, Zuzanna Molenda

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本研究探讨政治影响力感知与政治参与之间的关系。经典研究将参与与政治兴趣联系起来。然而，他们没有考虑到人们可能会对政治感兴趣，尤其是当他们觉得政治影响到他们的生活时。在这项研究中，我们假设政治参与将基于政治影响一个人的生活的信念。这一假设在波兰人(研究1,n = 1000，研究3,n = 627)和英国参与者(研究2,n = 476)中得到了检验。我们发现政治影响力感知与各种形式的参与之间存在积极联系(研究1、研究2)。在研究3中，我们通过实验操纵了对高效政治的想法，这增加了政治影响力感知，并进一步与对政治和政治参与的兴趣增加联系在一起。我们讨论了人们感知政治的方式在政治参与中的作用。

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When politics affects the self: High political influence perception predicts civic and political participation

The present research examines the relationships between political influence perception and political participation. Classic studies have linked participation to political interest. However, they did not consider that people may become interested in politics especially when they feel it impacts their lives. In this research, we assumed that political participation would be based on the belief that politics affects one's life. This hypothesis was tested among Polish (Study 1, n = 1000 and Study 3, n = 627) and British participants (Study 2, n = 476). We found positive links between political influence perception and various forms of participation (Study 1, Study 2). In Study 3, we experimentally manipulated thoughts about highly effective politics, which increased political influence perception and was further linked to an increased interest in politics and political participation. We discuss the role of the way people perceive politics in political participation.

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Journal of Social and Political Psychology Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science

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2.70

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40 weeks

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