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 死亡提醒效应：概念、测量及来自多领域的证据

《心理学探新》[ISSN:1003-5184/CN:36-1228/B]

期数:
 2011年31卷02期
页码:
 113-117
栏目:
 理论心理学
出版日期:
 2011-03-01

文章信息/Info

Title:
 Mortality Salience Effects：Concept，Measurement， And Evidence from Multi-Domain Studies
作者:
 郭永玉;傅晋斌
 华中师范大学 心理学院暨湖北省人的发展与心理健康重点实验室，武汉 430079
Author(s):
 Guo Yongyu;Fu Jinbin
 School of Psychology，Huazhong Normal University，and Hubei Human Development and Mental Health Key Laboratory，Wuhan 430079
关键词:
 死亡提醒效应; 世界观防御; 自尊寻求; 恐惧管理理论
Keywords:
 mortality salience effects; worldview defense; self-esteem striving; terror management theory
分类号:
 B8409
DOI:
 -
文献标识码:
 A
摘要:
 死亡提醒效应是指由于死亡提醒而引起的世界观防御或自尊寻求。对死亡提醒效应的测量主要考察死亡提醒后，被试在世界观防御或自尊寻求上的反应。死亡提醒效应在健康、消费、司法、政治及和平领域均有所体现，并对现实生活富有启示作用。未来研究应细化世界观的概念，并借鉴本土文化中的生死观。
Abstract:
 Mortality salience effects refer to the worldview defense or self-esteem striving caused by mortality salience.The measurement of mortality salience effects can be carried out by examing the subjects’ reactions on worldview defense or self-esteem striving after mortality salience.The evidence of mortality salience effects is from multiple domains，including health，consumption，justice，politics and peace，and it is inspiring in real life.In the future，researchers should refine the concept of worldview，and take advantage of the viewpoints on life and death in indigenous culture.

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更新日期/Last Update:  2011-10-31