英文摘要 |
The past research had demonstrated that the focus of comparison will affect the assimilation and contrast effects, and that will resultantly have an impact on self-evaluation. Some other research indicated the self-relevance of comparison dimension causes the same effects. Therefore, for making the study more complete, we investigated the assimilation and contrast effects caused by the focus of comparison and the self-relevance of comparison dimension and the impact of comparison direction, focus of comparison and the self-relevance of comparison dimension on self-evaluation. The study uses health status as a dimension of social comparison and primarily found that the direction of comparison and the focus of comparison have a significant interactive effect on self-evaluation, and so do the direction of comparison and the self-relevance of comparison dimension. When the self-relevance is high, there is a significant contrast effect on self-evaluation, but not a significant assimilation effect when the self-relevance is low. Using self as the focus of comparison causes a significant contrast effect on self-evaluation, while using others as the focus of comparison does not have a significant assimilation effect on self-evaluation. |