內(nèi)隱利他與外顯利他和道德判斷的關(guān)系

1、西北師范大學(xué)碩士學(xué)位論文內(nèi)隱利他與外顯利他和道德判斷的關(guān)系姓名：金戈申請(qǐng)學(xué)位級(jí)別：碩士專業(yè)：應(yīng)用心理學(xué)指導(dǎo)教師：周愛(ài)保2009-06IIIAbstractAltruistic is a behavior that helping others voluntarily but no any return.It is an important component of prosocial behavior,as well as an out

2、come of individual socialization.Altruistic is got more and more attention to academic field and included in many theoretical model in social psychology.Recently,some psychological researchers pay attention to implicit a

3、ltruistic behavior and discovered altruistic behavior can be displayed implicitly.Moral judgment is a psychological process that judging moral phenomena by individual knowledge.This article probes the relationship betwee

4、n explicit altruistic behavior and implicit altruistic behavior,as well as the interaction among explicit altruistic behavior?implicit altruistic behavior and moral judgment.In order to enrich the theoretical study,and m

5、ake a contribution to promote an ability of altruistic behavior and moral judgment of Chinese college students.The preparatory study discusses the relationship between explicit altruistic behavior and implicit altruistic

6、 behavior.The research respectively adopts peer nomination and IAT to measure explicit altruistic behavior and implicit altruistic behavior.The results indicates that significant implicit altruistic behavior was found;th

7、ere was no gender difference in implicit altruistic behavior;no correlation was discovered between implicit and explicit altruistic behaviors.Based on the first study,the second study respectively uses IAT and MJT to mea

8、sure implicit altruistic behavior and moral judgment ability.It shows that there is no difference in gender?area and speciality on MJT;no correlation was discovered between IAT and MJT;no significant correlation between

9、IAT and MJT;significant positive correlation is found between explicit altruistic behavior and C score;there is significant correlation between 4th ? 5th and 6th of MJT and explicit altruistic behavior;moral judgment abi