A Comparison of Response Styles in Singapore and Taiwan  

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Nebashi, Reiko ; Ohashi, Rie ; Bresnahan, Mary Jiang ; Wen, Ying Liu ; Chao-Chih, Liao

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 30 no. 3 (May 1999), page 342-358.
Topik: COMPARISON; cross cultural studies; interpersonal communication; psychology; friendship
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This study compares the response style of 2 groups of chinese men and women who have been described as collectivist - chinese in singapore and taiwan. Participants were presented with one of three request scenarios that controlled participant identity and manipulated the level of imposisition of what was requested. Chinese in singapore were found to prefer complying with the request of a friend compared to chinese in taiwan, who were more likely to refuse and who used significantly more tactiscs to decline a friend's request. This suggest that although they indicated that they would be more likely to refuse the request, taiwan chinese compensated for this preference by embeding declinations in several tactics. There was more request compliance with low imposition and less request compliance with high imposition for all participants, regardless of national group or gender. Independent self - construal was related to direct refusal. Over all, men were more compliant than women.

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