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Filippo Saccardo1, Alessandro Grecucci1, Irene Messina2
1Department of Psychology and Cognitive Science, University of Trento, Trento, Italy.
Frontiers in psychology
|January 28, 2026
まとめ
恥は、自己認識、社会的規範、言語を結びつけて早期に発達する。それは子供たちの道徳的アイデンティティと社会的整合性のための重要な調節メカニズムとして機能する。
科学分野:
- 発達心理学
- 認知神経科学
- 文化理論
背景:
- 恥は社会道徳的認知の中心であり、自己認識、社会的評価、規範とともに現れる。
- その発達は、アタッチメント、言語獲得、心の理論などの重要なマイルストーンと一致する。
- これらの要因は、自己表象と自己感覚の発達に寄与する。
研究 の 目的:
- 自己参照的かつ社会的に媒介されるという恥の二重の性質を探求すること。
- 恥が発達において果たす役割を理解するために、複数の分野からの知見を統合すること。
- 恥を、社会的文脈における道徳的アイデンティティに影響を与える動的なプロセスとして提示すること。
主な方法:
- 発達心理学、認知神経科学、文化理論を統合した文献レビュー。
- 発達のマイルストーンとの関連における恥の出現の分析。
- 社会的整合性と道徳的整合性を調節する上での恥の機能の検討。
主要な成果:
- 恥は、自己認識、社会的評価、内面化された規範の交差点に現れる。
- 他者の視点を通して自己表象を発達させるにつれて、調節メカニズムとして機能する。
- 恥は、社会的整合性と道徳的整合性を強化する役割を果たす。
結論:
- 恥は、自己参照的でありながら社会的に媒介されるという、複雑で二重構造の現象である。
- それは単なる感情ではなく、道徳的アイデンティティをナビゲートするための動的なプロセスである。
- 恥は、個人が文化的および関係的文脈の中で道徳的アイデンティティを監視し、進化させる方法を形作る。
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