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2022 | XXVII | 3 | 301-315

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Experimentally manipulated agentic self-perceptions

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Eksperymentalna manipulacja postrzeganiem własnej sprawczości i wspólnotowości

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Model Sprawcy–Biorcy przedstawia pozycję sprawcy i biorcy jako dwie fundamentalne perspektywy w postrzeganiu społecznym. Celem badania było sprawdzenie, czy użyta eksperymentalna manipulacja wpłynie na perspektywę sprawcy i biorcy (oraz orientację sprawczą i wspólnotową), obie zmienne mierzone poprzez kwestionariusze oraz pytania kontrolne. W warunku aktywizacji perspektywy sprawcy (N = 29) badani pompowali gumowy fotel i przypominali sobie sytuację, w której byli sprawcami działania. Uczestnicy w warunku aktywizacji perspektywy biorcy (N = 29) siedzieli na gumowym fotelu, skupiając uwagę na docierających do nich bodźców oraz przypominali sobie sytuację, w której byli odbiorcami czyjegoś działania. W warunku kontrolnym (N = 32) badani wyłącznie siedzieli. Następnie wszyscy badani wypełnili kwestionariusz przyjmowania perspektywy sprawcy i biorcy oraz skalę orientacji sprawczej i wspólnotowej. W dwóch warunkach eksperymentalnych uczestnicy uzupełniali także kilka pytań kontrolnych. Perspektywa sprawcy oraz orientacja sprawcza wzrosła u badanych w warunku aktywizacji perspektywy sprawcy w porównaniu do dwóch pozostałych warunków. Nie zaobserwowano różnic międzygrupowych w przyjmowanej perspektywie biorcy oraz orientacji wspólnotowej. Omówiono implikacje aktywacji sprawczego spostrzegania siebie.
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The Dual Perspective Model introduces the agent and the recipient as two fundamental perspectives in social perception. The present study aimed to examine whether the experimental manipulations influence the agent and recipient perspectives (and agentic and communal self concepts) measured through questionnaires and control questions. In the agent perspective condition (N = 29), the participants pumped up an inflatable chair, and recalled the situation where they performed an action. In the recipient perspective condition (N = 29), the participants sit in an inflatable chair, keep their attention on the experienced sensations, and recall the situation when they were in the role of recipients. In the control condition (N = 32), the participants just sat. Then all the participants completed a scale assessing current perceptions of the agent and recipient perspectives, and agentic and communal self-concepts. In both experimental conditions, they also completed a few control questions. The agent perspective and agentic self-concept increased in the respondents in the agent perspective condition when compared to the two other conditions. No group differences for the recipient perspective and communal self-concepts were found. The implications of the activation of agentic self-perception are discussed.

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3

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301-315

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2022

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  • SWPS Uniwersytet Humanistycznospołeczny w Poznaniu
  • Uniwersytet Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie

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Biblioteka Nauki
55786798

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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_34767_PFP_2022_03_03
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