Knowledge structures on social rules as predictors of socially delinquent behavior : Simplification of the knowledge structures measure and mediational process of cognitive distortion

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  • 社会的ルールの知識構造から予測される社会的逸脱行為傾向 : 知識構造測定法の簡易化と認知的歪曲による媒介過程の検討
  • シャカイテキ ルール ノ チシキ コウゾウ カラ ヨソク サレル シャカイテキ イツダツ コウイ ケイコウ チシキ コウゾウ ソクテイホウ ノ カンイカ ト ニンチテキ ワイキョク ニ ヨル バイカイ カテイ ノ ケントウ

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The authors tested the hypothesis that the causal relations from knowledge structures on social rules to socially delinquent behavior tendencies (SDBT) are mediated by self-serving cognitive distortion (CD). In addition, evaluation of the configuration invariance of the causal relations between the original (OV: based on Yoshizawa & Yoshida, 2003b) and simplified (SV) versions of the Knowledge Structures Measure was done. Knowledge structures were assessed by participants' means of applying social rules to interpersonal conflict situations based upon three indices: the inter-independence of social rules, the consistency of these rules, and their general appropriateness. SV was developed by excluding the rule generating procedure. Results indicated that both the causal relations from knowledge structures by OV to SDBT, and the mediational process of CD were partially supported. Comparison between the two measures indicated that simplification of Knowledge Structures Measure was functionally validated in predicting CD and SDBT. Discussion of the improvements attained by the simplified version, and of some problems raised by it, focusing on the causal relationship between this measure and SDBT, was conducted.

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  • CRID
    1390001204491860352
  • NII Article ID
    110002785433
  • NII Book ID
    AN10049127
  • DOI
    10.14966/jssp.kj00003724982
  • ISSN
    21891338
    09161503
  • NDL BIB ID
    7155555
  • Text Lang
    ja
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