한국인의 선호가치 변화­수직적 집단주의에서 수평적 개인주의로 (심리학)

목차

개인/집단주의 이론

본 연구

방 법

설문지 구성

결 과

응답자의 유형과 배경변인과의 관계

논 의

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본문내용

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韓國心理學會誌: 社會 및 性格
Korean Journal of Social and Personality Psychology
1999, Vol. 13, No. 2, ∼
A Cultural Profile of Korean Society: From Vertical Collectivism to
Horizontal Individualism
Han, Gyuseog and Shin, Soo-Jin
Dept. of Psychology Dept. of Korean Studies
Chonnam National University Ewha Women's University
A scale, developed by Triandis(1995), of classifying people into four categories (Individualism/Collectivism × Horizontal/Vertical) was administered to a sample of adult population in Korea. Among 848 people, 46% were HI, 28% HC, 21% VC, and 5% were VI. The proportion of Individualists was as high as that of Collectivists. Individualists were majority among young people and among the highly educated. In all segments of the sample, horizontalists were the majority. The shift from Collectivism to Individualism was apparent but the shift from Verticalism to Horizontalism was more apparent. Korean people's belief about the traditional value systems(familism and Confucianism) is in general not strong; it was weakest among the HI. Two issues were discussed from the results; the cultural transition and the measurement of cultural profile.

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선호가치,   집단주의,   수평적개인주의