自己卑下呈示を通じた直接的・間接的な適応促進効果の検討

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Social Adaptation is promoted by self-derogative presentation. Those who derogate themselves in front of other people promotes adaptation directly; while others who receive responses to derogation such as “I do not think so” from other people promote adaptation indirectly. These processes may be moderated by the degree of internalization of self-derogative presentational norms. Denial responses to presentation mean that other people regard the presentation as “self-derogation. ”In derogative communication, people high in norm internalization (NH-Ss) take denial response as a matter of course, whereas people low in norm internalization (NL-Ss) do not. For this reason, denial responses to derogation are more important for NL-Ss than NH-Ss. In a longitudinal study, we hypothesized that NH-Ss would promote their adaptation through a direct process, but NL-Ss would promote their adaptation through an indirect process. The hypotheses were almost supported. The relationship of direct and indirect promotion processes and interpersonal and personal adaptation must be examined.
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