%0 Journal Article
%T 损益情境下大学生主观幸福感对跨期选择的影响<br>The Effect of Subjective Well-Being on Intertemporal Choice of Undergraduates under the Loss and Gain Situations
%A 程玉茹
%A 吴真
%J Advances in Psychology
%P 2916-2921
%@ 2160-7281
%D 2021
%I Hans Publishing
%R 10.12677/AP.2021.1112332
%X 采用测量法与实验法相结合，探究损益情境下大学生主观幸福感对跨期选择的影响。结果表明：1) 大学生主观幸福感与跨期选择衡量指标延迟折扣率存在显著负相关；2) 低主观幸福感大学生的延迟折扣率显著大于高主观幸福感；3) 获益情境下的延迟折扣率显著大于损失情境；4) 大学生主观幸福感与情境交互作用显著，获益情境下，低主观幸福感大学生的延迟折扣率显著大于高主观幸福感，损失情境下高、低主观幸福感大学生的延迟折扣率不存在显著差异。研究发现，获益情境下大学生更倾向于即时选项，结果支持“符号效应”；获益情境下，高主观幸福感大学生更倾向于延迟选项；损失情境下，两者均倾向于延迟选项。通过探究大学生主观幸福感对跨期选择的影响，有利于大学生在日常决策时做出更加理性的选择，避免短视现象。<br />
Combining measuring method and experimental method, to study the effect of subjective well- being on intertemporal choice under loss and gain situations, we found that: firstly, there had significant negtive correlation between subjective well-being and delay discounting rate; Secondly, the delay discounting rate of the group of low subjective well-being was significant larger than the group of high subjective well-being; Thirdly, the delay discounting rate of gain situations was significant larger than loss situations; Lastly, the interaction between subjective well-being and situations was significant, on the gain situation, the delay discounting rate of the group of high subjective well-being was significant larger than the group of low subjective well-being, while the delay discounting rate was no significant difference on loss situation for the high and low group of low subjective well-being. The conclusions were followed: on the gain situation, undergraduates were more likely to choose immediate option, supported the “sign effect”; on the gain situation, the undergraduates of high subjective well-being prefered to the delay option; on the loss situation, all of them were tended to choose delay option. Through the study, we could help the student do the better choice when they decided.
%K 损益情境，主观幸福感，跨期选择<br>Loss and Gain Situations
%K Subjective Well-Being
%K Intertemporal Choice
%U http://www.hanspub.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=47611