不思議現象に対する態度 : 態度構造の分析および類型化 小城 英子 坂田 浩之 川上 正浩 日本社会心理学会 社会心理学研究 09161503 23 3 246 258 2008-02-29 The purpose of this study was to construct a scale for comprehensive attitudes towards paranormal phenomena which would contain cognition and affect, and to analyze clusters of university students. Undergraduates (N=699) completed a questionnaire about their attitudes towards paranormal phenomena and a number of other individual characteristics including the Big Five. The responses were analyzed by factor analysis, and as a result, six factors were extracted: "Inclination towards Augury and Magic," "Belief in Spirituality," "Enjoyment of Paranormal Phenomena," "Skepticism," "Fear of Paranormal Phenomena," and "Spiritual Experience and Belief." Based on these factors, six subscales were composed. The validity of these subscales was confirmed by the correlation with other individual characteristics. Using cluster analysis, participants were divided into four types: an "Ordinary Group," a "Group Believing in Paranormal Phenomena," a "Group Believing in Science," and a "Group Enjoying Paranormal Phenomena." 2008-02-29 110006646634 AN10049127 9388181 JPN NDL NII-ELS 3 Attitudes towards paranormal phenomena : Structural analysis and categorization of attitudes KOSHIRO Eiko SAKATA Hiroyuki KAWAKAMI Masahiro The Japanese Society of Social Psychology Japanese Journal of Social Psychology ( Before 1996, Research in Social Psychology ) The purpose of this study was to construct a scale for comprehensive attitudes towards paranormal phenomena which would contain cognition and affect, and to analyze clusters of university students. Undergraduates (N=699) completed a questionnaire about their attitudes towards paranormal phenomena and a number of other individual characteristics including the Big Five. The responses were analyzed by factor analysis, and as a result, six factors were extracted: "Inclination towards Augury and Magic," "Belief in Spirituality," "Enjoyment of Paranormal Phenomena," "Skepticism," "Fear of Paranormal Phenomena," and "Spiritual Experience and Belief." Based on these factors, six subscales were composed. The validity of these subscales was confirmed by the correlation with other individual characteristics. Using cluster analysis, participants were divided into four types: an "Ordinary Group," a "Group Believing in Paranormal Phenomena," a "Group Believing in Science," and a "Group Enjoying Paranormal Phenomena." 小城 英子 KOSHIRO Eiko 聖心女子大学文学部 Faculty of Liberal Arts, University of the Sacred Heart 坂田 浩之 SAKATA Hiroyuki 大阪樟蔭女子大学人間科学部 Faculty of Human Science, Osaka Shoin Women's University 川上 正浩 KAWAKAMI Masahiro 大阪樟蔭女子大学人間科学部 Faculty of Human Science, Osaka Shoin Women's University