Non-metrical Approach, Facet Design, Cognition of Political Three-person Relationship, Eijk-type, Quantification, Strength of Relation, Structure of Interpersonal Cognition
The purpose of this study is to examine the hypothesis that political relationships in a tripartite conference perturbate one person, and that problems are decided by the other two. Four concepts are used: A. Relational Strength, B. Symmetricalness of Relational Strength, C. Psychological Distance, and D. Psychological Domain. The experimental design followed Guttman’s Facet Design. The two metrical methods used to estimate the relational strength were the multi-dimensional paired comparison type of C. Hayashi and the Semantic Differential type of K. Maruyama. The experimental objects were ten famous statesmen whose interpersonal relationships were judged in pairs and in groups of three by university students in 1972. The results indicated the effectiveness of the hypothesis in dealing with concepts of cognitive interpersonal relationships and socio-metrical approaches in the Eij-type and Eijk-type quantification methods of C. Hayashi.
3者関係認知の概念と測定
丸山久美子_３者関係認知の概念と測定_聖学院大学論叢4巻2号.pdf
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