IF 1.2 4区 心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL
Alice Kasper, Nicolas Frébert, Benoît Testé
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摘要。许多政府的COVID-19预防信息强调了个人问责制和对违反封锁规定的个人的污名化。本研究调查了法国人(N = 567)对遵守和违反该国第一次(3月至5月)和第二次(11月至12月)封锁规则的人的人性和惩罚意愿(即,目标是否值得医疗照顾,对目标的帮助意图)的归属。与顺从的目标相比,参与者认为不正常的目标更不人性化,更愿意惩罚他们。这些影响在第一次封锁期间比第二次封锁期间更强烈。COVID-19对国家内群体的感知威胁缓和了这些影响,而人性的归因调节了惩罚目标的意愿。
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Caught COVID-19? Covidiot!
Abstract. Many governments’ COVID-19 prevention messages highlighted individual accountability and the stigmatization of individuals who violate lockdown rules. The present study examined French people’s ( N = 567) attributions of humanness to and willingness to punish (i.e., whether the target deserved medical care, helping intentions toward the target) an individual who respected versus violated the rules of the country’s first (March to May) versus second (November to December) lockdowns. Participants attributed less humanness to and were more willing to punish the deviant target than the compliant target. These effects were stronger during the first lockdown than during the second lockdown. Perceived threat of COVID-19 to the national ingroup moderated these effects, and attributions of humanness mediated willingness to punish the target.
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Social Psychology
Social Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL-
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