The contribution of the individual to the group’s social capital: the structure of altruistic investment

Mararitsa, Larisa; Kazantseva, Tatiana; Pochebut, Ludmila; Sventsitskiy, Anatoliy

doi:10.17759/sps.2018090104

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“…В 2017 году мы проверили эту априорную теоретическую модель структуры стратегии, согласно которой стратегия состоит из 3-х компонентов: ценностного (ценности доброты и универсализма в терминах Ш. Шварца), мотивационноцелевого (нацеленность на общее благо) и соответствующего поведения (в ситуациях типа социальных дилемм). При помощи методов структурного моделирования было показано, что выделение трех связанных между собой компонентов согласуется с эмпирическими данными [5].…”

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“…В итоговом варианте шкала состояла из 7 вопросов (см. Приложение 1), надежность ее составила 0.75 по коэффициенту альфа Кронбаха; корреляция с сокращенной версией шкалы Так как факторная модель показывает идентичные результаты, полученные в ранней работе [5], сконцентрируемся на показателях регрессии. В табл.…”

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“…Данное исследование посвящено «альтруистическому инвестированию» (АИ)нетворкинг-стратегии, характеризующейся, с одной стороны, просоциальной направленностью, с другой -направленностью на накопление и приумножение социального капитала [5]. Своим названием, звучащим, на первый взгляд, как оксюморон, стратегия обязана как раз этим двум измерениям.…”

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Altruistic investment as a personal networking strategy: The development of scale and testing its constructive validity

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The article describes the process of verifying the constructive validity of the “Altruistic Investment Scale”. Altruistic investment is one of the networking strategies that allow scientists to consider the social behavior of an individual in terms of its involvement in the mechanisms of social capital formation and conversion. The results of the empirical research confirm the theoretical model and show that the developed scale corresponds to the components of the strategy, measured in an alternative ways. Testing of this hypothesis was carried out using structural modeling (n = 362). The reliability of the scale was 0.74 (Cronbach’s alpha, n = 670), the grades obtained by the scale do not depend on gender, are not related to social desirability, and correlate in the expected way with other scales of altruism and selfishness. The principal novelty of the construct of altruistic investment was demonstrated. In contrast to the construct of altruism, which is motivational by its essence, altruistic investment is a more complex concept and includes values and behavioral components as well. Moreover, the Altruistic Investment Scale doesn’t measure the ‘first-order’ altruism.

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The Relationship Between Multiple Identities and Social Capital in the Post-Soviet Space: an Intergenerational Analysis

Tatarko

Tshuikina

2021

Cultural-Historical Psychology

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This study aims to identify the associations between multiple identities (ethnic, civil, religious, Soviet, civilizational) and two types of social capital (bridging and bonding) in two post-Soviet republics: Estonia and Kyrgyzstan. In both republics, the sample included representatives of two generations of ethnic Russians and representatives of the ethnic majority (the Estonians and the Kyrgyz), with at least 150 respondents in each group, so the total sample was 1,296 respondents. The authors used their own techniques to evaluate multiple identities, and a modified version of the social resource generator was used to evaluate bridging and bonding social capital. The results of the study showed that the younger generation in the post-Soviet space tends to have lower social capital, especially the bridging one. "Soviet" identity in the ethnic Russians is not associated with social capital, whereas in the representatives of the ethnic majority it is. Religious identity proved to be an important factor of both types of social capital in all the groups considered. The civic identity is linked to the bridging social capital in the Russians in both republics. Among the Estionian and Kyrgyz young people, ethnic identity is strongly associated with their bonding social capital. Also, the "European" identity of both generations of the Estonians demonstrated a strong association with the bonding social capital.

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Altruism and Parochialism Among Children and Adolescents: Sex and Age Differences

Буркова

Butovskaya

Dronova

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Experimental Psychology (Russia)

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The article presents the results of an experimental study of altruism and parochialism among school- children in Moscow and the Moscow region. The propensity for prosocial behavior in children was assessed using an experimental technique developed by E. Fehr and adapted earlier in our experiments with children (Tanzania). A sample of the study consists of 379 children and adolescents (192 boys and 187 girls) aged 7 to 17 years. Schoolchildren made decisions in six proposed dilemmas — prosocial behavior, envy and altruism. The aim of the study was to identify the sex and age characteristics of altruistic and parochial behavior of children and adolescents from schools in Moscow and the Moscow region. The results of the research show that girls were more prosocial in making decisions in relation to unfamiliar peers in one of the experimental games. But the age of the schoolchildren was more important predictor than sex in decision of the allocation of resources. With age, students were more altruistic in relation to friends and unfamiliar peers. The most important factor influencing altruistic behavior turned out to be belonging to one’s own group (friend- ship) — a significant parochial effect was observed in all six dilemmas.

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The contribution of the individual to the group’s social capital: the structure of altruistic investment

Cited by 9 publications

References 29 publications

Altruistic investment as a personal networking strategy: The development of scale and testing its constructive validity

Altruistic investment as a personal networking strategy: The development of scale and testing its constructive validity

The Relationship Between Multiple Identities and Social Capital in the Post-Soviet Space: an Intergenerational Analysis

Altruism and Parochialism Among Children and Adolescents: Sex and Age Differences

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