Cultural Pathways of Social Support: Putting the self in self-esteem or the social in social support?
※本ワークショップは、北海道大学文学研究科 人間システム科学専攻「卓越した大学院拠点形成支援補助金:心の社会・生態学的基盤」との共催で行われました。
日時:2013年7月22日(月)
場所:北海道大学文学研究科 E204室
参加者:結城雅樹 ほか15名
タイトル:Cultural Pathways of Social Support: Putting the self in self-esteem or the social in social support?
スピーカー:Ms. Kimberly Bowen (Department of Psycholog, University of Utah)
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アブストラクト:Social support from our relationships is a reliable predictor of mental well-being and physical health. However, prior research demonstrates that the mechanisms and pathways underlying this association can actually produce both health benefits and health costs. For example, prior work in cultural psychology suggests that cultural moderates individuals’ preferences and responses to different types of support based on culturally-valued self-concepts (e.g. independence-interdependence). This talk will explore some of the pathways explored in prior research within the Uchino Social Neuroscience Lab at the University of Utah while also introducing a current project being conducted at the University of Utah and Kyoto University Kokoro Research Center exploring the pathways for health, providing (as opposed to receiving) support, and belonging support (as opposed to emotional, informational, or tangible support).