幼児は、部外者がいる場合に個人的な好みを優先してイングループの忠誠を期待する
1Department of Psychology, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 60637.
まとめ
2歳の幼児はイングループの忠誠を理解しています。部外者がいる場合、個人的な好みとは対照的であっても、個人がイングループに関連付けられたアイテムを選択すると期待しています。
科学分野:
- 発達心理学
- 社会心理学
- 認知科学
背景:
- 大人は、部外者がいる場合に個人的な好みよりもイングループの忠誠を優先する可能性があります。
- 幼児期における社会的アイデンティティと忠誠の起源を理解することは重要です。
主な方法:
- 108人の2歳の幼児を対象に、3つの期待違反実験が実施されました。
- 幼児は、新しいラベルによって示されたグループメンバーシップを持つターゲットの個人、イングループメンバー、およびアウトグループメンバーの相互作用を観察しました。
- ターゲットの個人のおもちゃの選択は、アウトグループメンバーの存在のさまざまな条件下で観察されました。
結論:
- 2歳までに、幼児は個人が個人的および社会的なアイデンティティの両方を持っていることを認識します。
- 幼児は、社会的文脈が行動の選択を決定することを理解しており、部外者との状況では社会的アイデンティティが優先されます。
- これは、社会的戦略としてのイングループの忠誠の早期の把握を示しています。
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