Mothers’ Motivation for Group-Based Empathy in Their Children as a Function of Type and Extent of Group Identification

IF 1.2 4区 心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL
Noa Boker Segal, Shira Ran, Danfei Hu, E. Halperin, Maya Tamir, Michal Reifen-Tagar
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Abstract. Parents vary in the extent to which they want their children to feel empathy toward different groups. In the current investigation, we tested whether Jewish–Israeli mothers’ motivation to have their children feel group-based empathy toward members of their ingroup (Jews) and outgroup (Arabs) differed as a function of the types of group identification mothers experience with their own group – namely attachment to and glorification of Israel. We found that the more mothers identified with Israel, both in terms of attachment and glorification, the more they wanted their child to feel empathy toward ingroup members. However, only to the extent that mothers glorified their group, did they want their child to feel less empathy toward outgroup members. Our findings point to potential importance of considering mothers' group identity as related to the transmission of intergroup empathy and the perpetuation of intergroup conflict across generations.
母亲群体共情动机与群体认同类型和程度的关系
摘要父母希望孩子对不同群体感同身受的程度各不相同。在当前的调查中,我们测试了犹太-以色列母亲让孩子对其内群体(犹太人)和外群体(阿拉伯人)成员产生群体同理心的动机是否会随着母亲对自己群体的群体认同类型(即对以色列的依恋和荣耀)的不同而有所不同。我们发现,在依恋和赞美方面,母亲越认同以色列,她们就越希望自己的孩子对群体成员有同理心。然而,只有当母亲们在一定程度上赞美自己的群体时,她们才会希望自己的孩子对群体外的成员少一点同理心。我们的研究结果指出,考虑到母亲的群体认同与群体间移情的传递和跨代群体间冲突的延续有关,可能具有重要意义。
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Social Psychology
Social Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL-
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