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Sorry is the Hardest Word to Say: The Role of Self-Control in Apologizing
Basic and Applied Social Psychology ( IF 1.518 ) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 , DOI: 10.1080/01973533.2018.1553715
Joshua R. Guilfoyle 1 , C. Ward Struthers 1 , Elizabeth van Monsjou 1 , Ariel Shoikhedbrod 1
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Abstract Apologizing is an effective strategy for reconciling relationships after transgressions. However, transgressors often resist or refuse to apologize. The current research investigated the role of self-control in apologizing. In Study 1, self-control was associated with participants’ proclivity to apologize and apologetic and nonapologetic behavior. In Studies 2 and 3, self-control was manipulated to test the causal relationship. Both studies found participants with high self-control were more apologetic and less nonapologetic and were more likely to use apologetic statements in e-mails to their victims. Overall, these studies suggest that transgressors with high self-control are more apologetic than those with low self-control.

中文翻译:

对不起是最难说的:自我控制在道歉中的作用

摘要 道歉是一种在违规后调和关系的有效策略。然而,违法者经常抵制或拒绝道歉。目前的研究调查了自我控制在道歉中的作用。在研究 1 中,自我控制与参与者道歉的倾向以及道歉和不道歉的行为有关。在研究 2 和 3 中,自我控制被用来测试因果关系。两项研究都发现,自我控制能力强的参与者更愿意道歉,更少不道歉,并且更有可能在给受害者的电子邮件中使用道歉声明。总体而言,这些研究表明,自控力高的违规者比自控力低的犯规者更容易道歉。
更新日期:2019-01-02
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