英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to accurately explain the panorama of distinctive relational interaction in Taiwan. Guanxi adjustment and guanxi interactions are discussed from the perspectives of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucian ethics. Based on this analysis, a model describing the operation of yuanfen (Chinese determinism) and the psychological adaptation processes in guanxi interaction is proposed. The model is used to explain shared human mentalities and to interpret specific aspects of Taiwanese behavior. Building on the results of past research, a tentative theory to describe guanxi interaction and psychological adjustment among Chinese is offered. The formulation of this theory is oriented toward the local concept of yuan (destiny). Using the theoretical model, the constructs of cultural and psychological adjustment are used to clarify the operational mechanisms of guanxi interaction. |