Relationship Between Explicit Self-esteem, Implicit Self-esteem and Interpersonal Trust of College Students
To explore the relationship between explicit self-esteem, implicit self-esteem and interpersonal trust, 300 college students were tested by Interpersonal Trust Scale （ITS）, the Self-Esteem Scale （SES） and Implicit Association Test （IAT） in this study. The results showed that： （1） Urban students has an obvious higher level of explicit self-esteem than rural students; （2） Explicit self-esteem is a significant predictor of interpersonal trust; （3） Implicit self-esteem is not a significant predictor of interpersonal trust; （4） Interaction effect between explicit self-esteem and implicit self-esteem is marginally significant： Explicit self-esteem predicts interpersonal trust significantly in 10w implicit self-esteem group but not in high self-esteem group. Thus, two types of interpersonal trust were raised： adequacy trust and deficiency trust. The former is based on high implicit self-esteem, and the latter is determined by discrepancy be- tween explicit self-esteem and implicit self-esteem.
social psychologyexplicit self-esteemimplicit self-esteeminterpersonal trustIAT
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维普
