姿勢の意味次元構造の検討

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The purpose of this paper is to determine the dimensional structure of the semantic space with which postures are judged; that is, to explore the nature, number and independence of the dimensions involved. Six hundred eighty six subjects consisting of male and female groups received a booklet with 40 words of posture. One word of posture and 16 rating scales were typed on each page. Subjects inferred an encoder's attitude towards oneself (i.e., the decoding subject) from words of posture in imaginary dyadic communication situations. A principal factor analysis yielded evidence for three independent dimensions resembling those proposed by Schlosberg (1954), Osgood (1966), Williams and Sundene (1965). Each of these three factors was nominated as “Self-fulfillment”, “Interpersonal positiveness” and “Interpersonal consciousness”. Females were more responsive than males to the postures.
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