対人関係の様相が対人認知カテゴリに及ぼす効果

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This study investigated the possibility that different modalities of interpersonal relation led to different categories of other perception. Fifteen undergraduates and graduates were told descriptions of everyday relations: high interdependent, low interdependent, and dependent. They were asked whether they experienced each type of the relations, and what they thought for each time. Content analysis of their statements indicated that statements about intention, trait, and emotion of other were more frequent at high interdependency, statements disregarding intention of other were more numerous at low interdependency, and mention of self-other interaction were more frequent at dependent relation. It is suggested that the relational unavoidability determines the salient category of other perception.
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