Glassnot and The Art of Conversation : A Multi Level Analysis of Intimate Disclosure Across Three Former Communist Cultures  

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Nizharadze, George ; Goodwin, Robin ; Kosa, Eva ; Lan, Anh Nguyen Luu ; Emelyanova, Tatiana

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 30 no. 1 (Jan. 1999), page 72-90.
Topik: CONVERSATION; social psychology; cross cultural studies; government; interpersonal communication; disclosure
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Despite extensive research in the field of self - disclosure, little is known about the impact of a formerly repressive regime on disclosure or the manner in which culture, demographic variables, and individual worldviews combine to affect disclosure. Building on the previous literature on social penetration processes an duncertainty reduction, the authors generated nine hypotheses about the impact of these variables on intimate disclosure. Worldview and disclosure data were collected from 450 participants in three cultures (russia, georgia and hungary) and from three occupational groups (manual workers, business people and students). Significant effects on disclisure were found for culture, interaction target, age of respondent, and their level of fatalism, with interaction effects for the topic discussed and the occupation and gender of the respondent. Results are discussed in terms of the development of personal relationships in the emerging economies of central and eastern europe, as well as the context of a wider debate about the contribution of different levels of variables in understanding close personal relationships.

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