心理学报
心理學報
심이학보
Acta Psychologica Sinica
2014年
5期
666~676
,共null页
杨帅 黄希庭 陈有国 傅于玲 刘孟超
楊帥 黃希庭 陳有國 傅于玲 劉孟超
양수 황희정 진유국 부우령 류맹초
观察者反馈负波(oFRN) 人际距离 自我-他人表征 金钱博弈任务
觀察者反饋負波(oFRN) 人際距離 自我-他人錶徵 金錢博弈任務
관찰자반궤부파(oFRN) 인제거리 자아-타인표정 금전박혁임무
oFRN;interpersonal distance;self-and other representation;monetary gambling task
为考察人际距离对自我-他人表征的影响,采用金钱博弈任务检测了在自己操作、观察朋友操作和观察陌生同学操作时的脑电成分反馈相关负波(FRN)。结果发现,观察任务产生了类似于自我操作时输钱反馈的负偏向,即观察者反馈负波(oFRN);在观察条件下,被试自评与朋友的亲近程度高于同学(p<0.001),两者引起的oFRN达到边缘显著性水平(p=0.062),亲近程度与oFRN呈显著相关(p=0.041)。前者说明自我和他人具有相似表征,后者则反映了自我对他人信息表征的替代性体验可能受人际距离所调节。
為攷察人際距離對自我-他人錶徵的影響,採用金錢博弈任務檢測瞭在自己操作、觀察朋友操作和觀察陌生同學操作時的腦電成分反饋相關負波(FRN)。結果髮現,觀察任務產生瞭類似于自我操作時輸錢反饋的負偏嚮,即觀察者反饋負波(oFRN);在觀察條件下,被試自評與朋友的親近程度高于同學(p<0.001),兩者引起的oFRN達到邊緣顯著性水平(p=0.062),親近程度與oFRN呈顯著相關(p=0.041)。前者說明自我和他人具有相似錶徵,後者則反映瞭自我對他人信息錶徵的替代性體驗可能受人際距離所調節。
위고찰인제거리대자아-타인표정적영향,채용금전박혁임무검측료재자기조작、관찰붕우조작화관찰맥생동학조작시적뇌전성분반궤상관부파(FRN)。결과발현,관찰임무산생료유사우자아조작시수전반궤적부편향,즉관찰자반궤부파(oFRN);재관찰조건하,피시자평여붕우적친근정도고우동학(p<0.001),량자인기적oFRN체도변연현저성수평(p=0.062),친근정도여oFRN정현저상관(p=0.041)。전자설명자아화타인구유상사표정,후자칙반영료자아대타인신식표정적체대성체험가능수인제거리소조절。
Since the concept of inclusion of other in the self (IOS) appeared, the topic of interpersonal distance has become an important research framework in social cognition. Similar to the self-reference effect, the other-reference effect was found when information related to close others (e.g. mother) was processed. These findings suggest that the representations of self and others are similar. Interestingly, studies on overcome evaluation indicated the same phenomenon. When participants monitor errors made by others, a similar ERP waveform could be detected by the observers just as they committed errors themselves. It is so-called observer feedback related negativity (oFRN). Although interpersonal distance is considered to play an important role, it is still unclear that how self- and other representation are modulated by interpersonal distance, since there are no consistent findings in previous studies. Thus, the purpose of this article was to confirm the effect of interpersonal distance on the oFRN, and to reveal the similarity of brain mechanism between self and others. Seventeen participants (9 males and 8 females) completed a simplified monetary gambling task in self-execution, friend-observation, and stranger-observation conditions, respectively. Actual observation paradigm was used in observation conditions, in which the electroencephalogram (EEG) participant and the partner were sitting side by side in the gambling task. The data were recorded from 64 scalp sites using tin electrodes mounted in an elastic cap. ERPs time-locked to the onset of feedback stimuli were averaged for epochs of 700ms starting 100ms prior to the stimulus (baseline). The ERPs were statistically evaluated by SPSS 15.0 with repeated measure analysis of variance (ANOVA). Results showed that there were more negative ERP responses, as indexed by the FRN, for loss trials compare to gain trials in monitoring both self and friend gambling (p<0.01, respectively). No significant difference was detected between loss and gain trials in stranger-observation condition (p>0.05), but a negative deflection was found in loss feedback. As for the oFRN, a marginally significant difference was found between friend- and stranger-observation conditions when distinct waves were statistically evaluated (p = 0.062). A correlation analysis was made to further explore the agency effect on the oFRN, and the results showed that interpersonal distance (evaluated by a subjective assessment) and the ERPs were significantly related (p<0.05). It indicates that a friend (who was rated closer) might be represented slightly more important than a stranger in“mirror”performance-monitoring system. That is, the oFRN is sensitive to interpersonal distance. The negative deflection across three agency conditions in loss trials suggested that similar monitoring mechanisms for both self-and other generated errors may be partly based on the mirror neuron system. However, the agency difference on the oFRN between friend and stranger observation conditions suggested that the vicarious experiences of others were modulated by interpersonal distance.