第社会心理学九节爱情婚姻与家庭（Social psychology, nine, love, marriage and family）.docVIP

第社会心理学九节爱情婚姻与家庭（Social psychology, nine, love, marriage and family） The second chapter is social psychology. 109 Social contagion is a process of transmitting information and emotion over a wide range, i.e., through language, expression, action, and He causes all the same emotions and behavior: 1., two-way sexy infected with infected people can be converted to each other, that is, you infected me, I infected you. 2., the outbreak of circulating infection in larger groups, repeated oscillation, repeated cycle, triggering a strong impulse temperament The explosion leads to irrational behavior. 3., the rapid acceptance of infection in the atmosphere, the infection of the information and emotional stimuli for the rapid response to infection By. (two) classification of infection 1., the infection between individuals Type. Occurs among individuals or between members of a small group. Is the most common form of social infection 2., the infection of mass media refers to mass media such as television, film, radio, newspapers and periodicals, literary and artistic works and Internet Effects on individual emotions. With the development and progress of society, spiritual life and cultural life are becoming more and more abundant, and the feeling of mass media is becoming more and more important Dyeing has become more and more prominent and has great influence and far-reaching consequences. 3. large open groups of infections occur in the same physical space, but their members are unlikely to be accessible to all Infection in large populations. The important feature is a cycle of reaction, the individual emotions can cause others to produce the same emotion, and Other emotions, in turn, exacerbate the old mood. This infection, emotional agitation, easy to break out, resulting in irrational line Happen for. For example, fan riots, cult fanaticism, and panic in war and disaster situations are among such societies The result of infection. Imitation, suggestion and social infection a