キゾク フクザツセイ シャクド ノ ニホンゴバン シサク オヨビ カンレンスル ショヨウイン ノ ケントウ

サトウ, ヨウコ

Sato, Yoko

川端, 美樹

カワバタ, ミキ

Kawabata, Miki

オオサカ ダイガク ダイガクイン ニンゲン カガク ケンキュウカ タイジン シャカイ シンリガク ケンキュウシツ

原因帰属

対人認知

個人差

attributional complexity

causal attribution

interpersonal perception

individual differences

This research studied Attributional Complexity (AC) proposed by Fletcher, Danilovics, Fernandez, Peterson, & Reeder (1986). We developed a Japanese trial version of the AC scale, and examined its related factors. It is considered that AC describes the degree of a person’s interest in understanding the causes of human behavior; those who scored higher in AC think about more factors than those who scored lower in AC (Fast, Reimer, & Funder, 2008). 235 undergraduate students participated in our study. In Study 1, first, a Japanese trial version of an AC scale (Fletcher et al., 1986) was developed. Then, its reliability and validity were confirmed. In Study 2, a possible relationship between scores in AC scale and factors related to change or diversity was examined in the trial version. Analyses were performed considering factors such as school year, major, siblings, experience living with grandparents, and other previous experiences.

川端, 美樹