超国家层面的亚群体整合:社会认同、国家威胁和欧盟合法性认知之间的关系

IF 1.8 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL Journal of Social and Political Psychology Pub Date : 2022-10-17 DOI:10.5964/jspp.7917
E. Grosfeld, D. Scheepers, A. Cuyvers, N. Ellemers
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先前的研究表明,社会认同会影响公众对欧盟的态度,但人们对社会认同对欧盟合法性认知的作用知之甚少。本文探讨了不同形式的认同(国家的、欧盟的、双重的)与欧盟合法性认知之间的关系,以及国家权力和社会文化认同所经历的威胁对这种关系的调节。在6个国家(N = 1136)进行了调查。对合法性项目的因素分析产生了两个子量表(制度信任和服从义务)。因此,对这些子量表进行了单独的回归分析。所有形式的认同都与感知到的欧盟合法性呈正相关,而威胁是一个强大而普遍的负面预测因素。然而,结果表明,只有当参与者的国家没有受到欧盟的威胁时,国家认同才能积极预测合法性,而双重认同即使在参与者受到威胁时也能积极预测合法性。总的来说,对国家身份及其价值观的尊重可能会为维护和提高欧盟的合法性提供机会。根据内群体投射模型和普通内群体模型的文献对研究结果进行了讨论。
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The integration of subgroups at the supranational level: The relation between social identity, national threat, and perceived legitimacy of the EU
Previous research suggests that social identity influences public attitudes about the European Union, but little is known about the role of social identity for perceived legitimacy of the EU. This article explores the relation between different forms of identification (national, EU, dual) and EU legitimacy perceptions, and the moderation of this relationship by experienced threat to national power and sociocultural identity. A survey was conducted in six countries (N = 1136). A factor analysis of legitimacy items resulted in two subscales (institutional trust and duty to obey). Separate regression analyses were therefore run on these subscales. All forms of identification were positively related to perceived EU legitimacy, while threat was a strong and universal negative predictor. However, the results suggest that national identification only positively predicted legitimacy when participants experienced no threat to their nation by the EU, while dual identification positively predicted legitimacy even when participants experienced threat. Overall, respect for national identities and their values may offer opportunities to safeguard and improve the perceived legitimacy of the EU. Findings are discussed in terms of the literature on the ingroup projection model and the common ingroup model.
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Journal of Social and Political Psychology
Journal of Social and Political Psychology Social Sciences-Sociology and Political Science
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