英文摘要 |
"Kuo-Shu Yang was the founder of and a strong advocate for the practice of indigenous psychology in Taiwan. Indigenous psychology has continued to develop even after his passing. In the post-Yang era, what are the tasks of indigenous psychologists? How should these tasks be implemented? Social orientation is Professor Yang’s most critical theory. It entails two major problems that require solutions: (1) whether social orientation possesses indigenous compatibility (IC) in modern Taiwan, and (2) the mechanism and display of self-agency, which was predetermined in Yang’s theory. I used the theoretical development of authoritarian orientation (a sub-dimension of social orientation) as an example to depict how creative inheritance and creative transformation can be applied to resolve the aforementioned problems. They can also serve as tools to strengthen future indigenous psychological research." |