秘鲁贿赂与社会可取性:混合方法研究

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Viviana Baraybar Hidalgo, Yamile Guibert, Paula Muñoz
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目标/背景:是什么导致一些人在参与腐败时更容易撒谎?我们认为,研究腐败的心理学方法可以用来理解谁对腐败行为撒谎以及为什么撒谎。由于社会可取性偏见(SDB)与行为的适当性有关,在腐败普遍存在的背景下,如在几个拉丁美洲国家,冲突的社会规范可能会导致直接询问过去腐败行为的调查中出现SDB。此外,由于相互矛盾的规范,某些人群可能特别受到SDB的影响。方法论:焦点小组、列表实验和调查数据共同提供了支持我们心理方法的证据。结论:总的来说,我们确认,即使在像秘鲁这样腐败普遍的背景下,SDB也在发挥作用。从统计上讲,我们在直接报告秘鲁过去的贿赂行为时,只发现了支持性别社会化作为SDB重要来源的证据。然而,与年龄相关的其他实质性但不具有统计学意义的差异值得进一步讨论和研究。独创性:这部作品有两个主要贡献;首先,它强调了在研究拉丁美洲腐败行为的普遍性时设计不引人注目的措施的重要性;其次,它表明,打击腐败的政策干预措施在不同人群中可能并不同样有效。社会指称可以解释社会内部的各种态度和行为。方法:焦点小组、列表实验和调查数据提供了支持我们心理方法的证据。结论:总的来说,我们确认,SDB即使在腐败普遍存在的情况下也能发挥作用,比如在秘鲁。关于统计方面,有证据表明,当直接了解过去的贿赂行为时,性别社会化是BDS的一个重要来源。然而,其他实质性的、无统计学意义的年龄相关性差异值得进一步讨论和研究。独创性:这项工作有两个主要贡献:第一,在研究拉丁美洲腐败行为的普遍性时,强调了制定离散措施的重要性;第二,表明打击腐败的政策干预措施在不同的人口群体中可能并不同样有效。当每个人开始给他们一个视觉刺激时,Pontificia Católica del和fees就开始了,例如,一张警察和一个普通公民的照片,他们之间有一个信封,公民说“非常感谢”。这张照片故意含糊其辞,保持中立。在参与者被要求描述图像中发生了什么,为什么会发生这种情况,将其与自己的经历联系起来,讨论这些情况的可接受程度,并集体为每种情况打分。接下来,与会者被问及他们对腐败及其组成部分的定义。然后向他们介绍了一系列情况,以确定这些情况是否符合他们的腐败概念。最后,与会者被要求评估国家背景下腐败的普遍程度。我们可以根据要求发送一份调查问卷。
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Bribing and Social Desirability in Peru: A Mixed Methods Approach
. Objective/Context: What could lead some individuals to be more prone to lie about engaging in corruption? We contend that a psychological approach to the study of corruption can be employed to understand who lies about corrupt behavior and why. Since social desirability bias (SDB) is related to the appropriateness of behavior, conflicting social norms in a context where corruption is widespread— like in several Latin American countries—can result in SDB in the context of surveys that directly ask for past corrupt behavior. Moreover, due to conflicting norms, some subgroups of the population might be particularly affected by SDB. Methodology : Together, focus groups, list experiments, and survey data provide evidence that supports our psychological approach. Conclusion : Overall, we confirm that SDB is at work even in a context in which corruption is widespread like Peru. Statistically speaking, we only find evidence in support of the existence of gender socialization as an important source of SDB when directly reporting past bribing behavior in Peru. However, other substantive—not statistically significant—differences related to age merit further discussion and research. Originality : This work has two main contributions; first, it highlights the importance designing unobtrusive measures when studying the prevalence of corrupt practices in Latin America; and second, it shows that policy interventions to fight corruption may not be equally effective across different groups of the population. os referentes sociais poderiam explicar as diversas atitudes e comportamentos dentro da sociedade. Metodologia : os grupos focais, o experimento de lista ( list experiment ) e os dados de enquetes oferecem evidência que apoia nossa abordagem psicológica. Conclusão : em geral, confirmamos que o SDB funciona inclusive num contexto no qual a corrupção está muito propagada, como no Peru. Quanto ao aspecto estatístico, evidenciou-se que a socialização de gênero é uma fonte importante de SDB quando é informada diretamente sobre comportamento de suborno no passado. Contudo, outras diferenças substanciais, não estatisticamente significativas, relacionadas com a idade, merecem maior discussão e pesquisa. Originalidade : este trabalho tem duas contribuições principais: primeira, destaca a importância de elaborar medidas discretas ao estudar a prevalência de práticas corruptas na América Latina; segunda, mostra que as intervenções de política para combater a corrupção podem não ser igualmente efetivas em diferentes grupos da população. Pontificia Católica del and fees were to as Each began giving the a visual stimulus, for example, a picture of a policeman and a common citizen with an envelope be- tween them and the phrase “thank you very much” being said by the citizen. The picture was purposely ambiguous and neutral. After the participants were asked to describe what was happening in the image, why could this be happening, to relate it to their own experiences, to discuss how acceptable these situations are, and collectively assign a score to each one. Next, participants were asked for their definition of corruption and its components. They were then presented with a series of situations and to determine whether they fit into their concept of corruption. Finally, participants were asked to evaluate the prevalence of corruption in the national context. We can send a copy of the questionnaire upon request.
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