| Moral self-regulation is a machanism that the individual,choose to implement,do not implement moral behavior or immoral behavior according to moral self.Existing research results show that the start of moral self consciousness,will show the compensatory of the moral self adjusting and start the moral identity,show the consistency of moral self adjusting.This concept is often linked with moral judgment,moral evaluation research,people have behavior when making moral judgments tend to do not agree with their declared moral attitude,or the same immoral behavior,think others do more than their immoral phenomena,this is the moral hypocrisy.This concept is often associated with moral judgments and moral evaluation studies,where people tend to behave in a way that is inconsistent with their declared moral attitude,or the same unethical behavior,that others are doing more unethical than themselves Phenomenon,this is moral hypocrisy.Researchers have suggested that people,after recollecting their own moral behavior,will produce a tendency that I do not have to behave so morally later,resulting in moral hypocrisy.In the feedback mechanism of moral self-regulation,it also includes the moral purification effect,the individual after recalling his unethical behavior,and then will increase the moral behavior to maintain their own moral image.If,as the study suggests,the emergence of the moral psychological permissibility effect leads to the emergence of people's moral hypocrisy,then the moral purification effect can eliminate or reduce the phenomenon of moral hypocrisy?And moral self-consciousness related to the moral self-regulation on the interpersonal level of moral hypocrisy will have what effect?On the basis of summing up the achievements of predecessors,this paper divides the two effects of moral self-regulation negative feedback mechanism into the research field of moral hypocrisy,and comprehensively examines the influence of moral self-regulation on college students' moral hypocrisy effect.The study of this topic mainly focuses on the difference between the evaluation of others and their own moral behavior.This study will also examine how the moral and hypocrisy at the individual and interpersonal levels will be represented by the two effects.In this study,106 students of Sichuan Normal University and Guanghan campus were studied.In study 1,the subjects are suppsed to use the positive vocabulary,negative vocabulary,neutral vocabulary as the key words to recall the past behavior,complete the task and then use the task Distribution of the paradigm to study the personal level of moral hypocrisy;the second step of the study is also the moral self-consciousness of the task,and then through a variety of moral context,the parties for themselves and others,the subjects are suppsed to evaluate the degree of these stories.Then,we'll analyze the difference of the degrees.The experimental results are as follows:(1)College students in the daily state and moral self-prominent,there will be individual level of moral hypocrisy,but the difference is not significant,can not prove that the moral psychological effect led to moral hypocrisy.(2)When the moral self is threatened,there is no moral hypocrisy at the individual level,which proves that the moral purification effect can effectively reduce the moral and hypocrisy at the individual level.(3)college students in their own and others to evaluate the immoral behavior,there is no interpersonal level of moral hypocrisy,and their evaluation is lower than the evaluation of others,their own moral standards more stringent.(4)When the moral self is highlighted,the evaluation criteria of the unethical behavior of college students are more relaxed than usual,and the moral self criterion of college students is more relaxed than usual.That is to say,under the effect of moral psychological permissibility and moral purifying effect,the moral standard of college students is more relaxed.Key words:Moral self-consciousness moral self-regulation moral psychology permissive effect moral purification effect moral hypocrisy... |
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