透过自我参照效应来看自我的发展
On the Self Development through the Self-Reference Effect
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作者: 王芳：怀化学院教育科学学院，湖南 怀化
关键词: 自我参照效应；自我发展；心理异常者；Self-Reference Effect； Self Development； Psychological Abnormalities
摘要: 本研究通过梳理国内外不同年龄阶段的正常人和心理异常者自我参照效应的相关研究，来探索自我参照效应的发展，从而推断自我的发展过程。结果发现正常人的自我发展与自我参照效应的发展具有对应性，而心理异常者的自我参照效应存在异常，自我发展存在缺陷。
Abstract: The study explores the development of self-reference effect by combing the research of self-reference effect of normal at different ages and psychological abnormalities, so as to conclude the development of self. The results show that the self-development of normal person is corresponding to the development of self-reference effect, and the self-reference effect of psychological abnormalities is abnormal and self-development is flawed.
文章引用：王芳 (2017). 透过自我参照效应来看自我的发展. 心理学进展, 7(11), 1260-1268. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2017.711157

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