心理学
调谐
功率(物理)
社会心理学
优势(遗传学)
人际交往
情境伦理学
社会主导取向
社会力量
侵略
社会距离
政治学
2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)
生物化学
疾病
民主
传染病(医学专业)
替代医学
法学
化学
病理
物理
基因
政治
医学
威权主义
量子力学
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.copsyc.2019.06.005
摘要
Magee and Smith (2013) theorized that asymmetric dependence creates asymmetric social distance in power relations, and that high-power individuals feel more distant than their low-power counterparts. I review research consistent with, and in some cases possibly inspired by, the social distance theory of power. Four findings emerge from the review. First, in dyadic relationships, the goals of the high-power partner are privileged over those of the low-power partner. Second, higher power reduces attunement and attention to others and also increases the tendency to objectify and dehumanize others. Third, power increases expressions of interpersonal dominance and aggression, particularly when the level of situational power diverges from expectations or norms. Fourth, greater power reduces the harmful psychological effects of social rejection. I conclude that social distance continues to be a useful factor to consider in making predictions and explaining the psychological effects of power.
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