| 研究開始時の研究の概要 |
As proposed by Markus & Kitayama (2010, 1994), the “Culture Cycle” helps conceptualize a dynamic process of mutual construction of culture and psyche (self). Based on this, experiments will be conducted to test (a.i) Well-Being/Happiness Attribution, (a.ii) Non-Well-Being/Unhappiness Attribution, (b.i) Happiness Emotional Engagement, (b.ii) Unhappiness Emotional Engagement, as well as (c.i) Well-Being/Happiness Effects and Non-Well- Being/Unhappiness Effect (c.ii). These 6 proposed experimental domains are rooted in the findings of
Phase 1 and Phase II of the root Kaken project.
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| 研究成果の学術的意義や社会的意義 |
In terms of research, the results are significant for showing how well-being and achievement work in non-Western contexts such as East Asia. In terms of social achievements, the results provided a foundation for challenging dominant policy trends and developing contextually-rooted alternatives.
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