通过谎言了解外语对社会规范的影响

IF 2.5 1区 文学 Q1 LINGUISTICS
Zhimin Hu, Eduardo Navarrete
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本研究探讨了外语如何影响社会规范。我们通过比较母语和外语中违反规范行为和遵守规范行为的反应差异大小来测试这一点。在实验 1 中,受试者用李克特量表表示其母语或外语中第三人称黑白谎言的可接受性。在实验 2 中,受试者用李克特量表来表示他们说黑白谎言的第一人称意图。实验 3 在概念上复制了实验 1 的滑动量表,测试了白色谎言和直言不讳的真相。在实验 4 中,受试者以 "是 "和 "否 "的二分法决定是否说黑色和白色谎言。结果显示,实验 1 和实验 3 中的可接受性评分明显降低,而实验 2 和实验 4 中仅出现了这种趋势,这表明语言对描述性社会规范的影响尤为明显。总之,这些研究结果让我们了解到外语是如何削弱社会规范的影响的。
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Understanding the impact of foreign language on social norms through lies

This study investigates how a foreign language impacts social norms. We tested this by comparing the magnitude of response differences between norm-violating and norm-adhering behaviors in native language versus foreign language. In experiment 1, participants indicated the acceptability of third-person black and white lies in either their native or foreign language on a Likert scale. In experiment 2, participants indicated their first-person intentions to tell black and white lies on a Likert scale. Experiment 3 conceptually replicated experiment 1 on a slider scale, testing white lies and blunt truths. In experiment 4, participants provided dichotomous yes–no decisions to tell black and white lies. Results revealed a significant reduction of acceptability ratings in experiments 1 and 3 while only showing such a trend in experiments 2 and 4, suggesting language impacts particularly descriptive social norms. Collectively, these findings provide insight into how a foreign language diminishes the influence of social norms.

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