诱发高兴情绪会降低人们的道德规范敏感度吗？

摘要/Abstract

摘要： 前人研究发现诱发高兴情绪会显著降低人们的道德规范敏感度，但其使用的CNI模型法存在缺陷。为了重新检验该效应，本研究使用对CNI模型法修订后的CAN算法对该效应的原始数据进行了重新分析，并进行了概念性重复研究和跨研究元分析。研究结果均显示，该效应在统计上不显著。结果表明，高兴情绪降低道德规范敏感度的效应，无法排除假阳性的可能。本研究为重新审视该效应，全面认识CNI模型法的贡献与局限提供了实验证据。

关键词: 道德两难, 多项式决策加工树, CNI模型, CAN算法, 道德双加工理论

Abstract: Previous study demonstrated that the CNI model approach presupposed an agent considers consequences-norms-generalized inaction/action preferences sequentially, which is untenable. We reanalyzed the raw data of the study, in which incidental happiness reduces the agent’s moral norms sensitivity, and then ran a conceptual replication study of the effect. The results demonstrated that the target effect was statistically insignificant. It supports our speculation that the CNI model overestimates the differences between groups on moral sensitivity, thus turning out false positive effects. This effect should be carefully checked in the future, and the limitations of the CNI model should be brought to the forefront.

Key words: moral dilemma, multinomial processing tree, CNI model, CAN algorithm, dual process theory of morality

中图分类号:

B849

刘传军, 谢忠桔, 王星元. 诱发高兴情绪会降低人们的道德规范敏感度吗？[J]. 心理与行为研究, 2021, 19(5): 687-694.

LIU Chuanjun, XIE Zhongju, WANG Xingyuan. Will Incidental Happiness Reduce the Agent’s Moral Norms Sensitivity?[J]. Studies of Psychology and Behavior, 2021, 19(5): 687-694.

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