Effects of Boundary-Permeated Self and Patriotism on Social Participation in the Beijing Olympic Games  

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Yang, Yiyin ; Chen, Manqi ; Chen, Wuqing ; Ying, Xiaoping ; Wang, Bing ; Wang, Junxiu ; Kolstad, Arnulf

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Asian Journal of Social Psychology vol. 13 no. 2 (Jun. 2010), page 109–117.
Topik: Beijing Olympic Games; Boundary-permeated self; Patriotism; Self-construal; Social participation
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Indigenous theories proposed that the self boundary of Chinese has permeability. The present study examines the moderating effect of the boundary-permeated self on Beijing residents' support and participation in the Beijing Olympic Games (BOG). In a survey after BOG, data about the boundary-permeated self, patriotism, BOG focus, and BOG participation were collected. The results indicate that the boundary-permeated self moderated the relationship between patriotism and participation in BOG. For respondents with a high permeability of the self boundary, their national focus and participation became more positive as their patriotism increased; for respondents with low permeability, their participation was high regardless of their patriotism level.

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