从&amp;ldquo;理性人&amp;rdquo;到&amp;ldquo;行为人&amp;rdquo;：公共政策研究的行为科学转向

Xiao-kang, LU; Wu, Di; Sui, Xiaoyang; Wang, Xinjian; Cheng, Jieting

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1042.2018.02249

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“…Psychology has received considerable attention due to its exploration of individual decision-making mechanisms [22]. It is used to test the effect of policy related to individual decision-making behavior in practice and provides a useful reference for similar research and policy practice [23].…”

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Key factors of the willingness of rural populations settling in cities (RPSC) from a Lacanian psychoanalysis theory perspective

Zhi-heng

Shen

2020

PLoS ONE

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The migration of populations from rural to urban areas is a typical phenomenon of urbanization in developing countries. Based on Lacanian psychoanalysis theory, this study analyzes the decision-making mechanism of the willingness of rural populations settling in cities (RPSC), and analyzes the key factors that affect the willingness of RPSC by using the binary Logit regression method based on survey data in Changyi, China. The results show that the willingness of RPSC is a realistic choice under the joint action of the ‘mirrored’ incarnation and the ‘non-mirrored’ order. Among the factors, ‘age’, ‘ethnic groups’, ‘educational attainment’, and ‘social intercourse’, representing the ‘mirrored’ incarnation, and ‘communities’ safety gap’, ‘healthcare services policy’, ‘public housing policy’ and ‘employment insurance gap’, representing the ‘non-mirrored’ order, are significant in affecting the willingness of RPSC. These findings validate the adaptability of psychoanalysis to analyze the willingness of RPSC, and increases the understanding of individual willingness and behavioral choice in the context of a specific social background, which can provide decision-making reference for urban and rural planning and public policy makers.

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Key factors of the willingness of rural populations settling in cities (RPSC) from a Lacanian psychoanalysis theory perspective

Zhi-heng

Shen

2020

PLoS ONE

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Evolution of community residents’ waste classification behavior based on multi-agent simulation

Qing

Luo

Liu

2022

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

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Follow or not? Descriptive norms and public health compliance: Mediating role of risk perception and moderating effect of behavioral visibility

Zhang

Wang

2022

Front. Psychol.

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In a pandemic context, public health events are receiving unprecedented attention, and identifying ways to enhance individual public health compliance behaviors has become an urgent practical problem. Considering that individual decisions are susceptible to group members’ behaviors and that descriptive norms provide social information about the typical behaviors of others, we focused on the effects of the properties and reference groups of descriptive norms on public health compliance behaviors. We also investigated the mechanism with risk perception as a mediator and the applicable condition with behavioral visibility as a moderator. Through a 2 × 2 × 2 between-subject survey experiment with 529 subjects, we demonstrated that (1) compared with the negative norm, the positive norm was more effective in promoting public health compliance behaviors; (2) compared with the distal group norm, the proximal group norm more significantly promoted public health compliance behaviors; (3) the effect of the property of descriptive norms on public health compliance behaviors was weakened in the treatment of the proximal group norm; (4) risk perception partially mediated the association between the property of descriptive norms and public health compliance behaviors and fully mediated the effect of the interaction of the property and the reference group of descriptive norms on public health compliance behaviors; in the treatment of the negative-proximal group norm, individuals perceived more risk, thus effectively nudging their public health compliance behaviors; (5) compared with low-visibility behaviors, public health compliance behaviors were significantly stronger for high-visibility behaviors; (6) the property of descriptive norms had a weaker effect on public health compliance behaviors for low-visibility behaviors. In terms of theoretical significance, we refined the study of descriptive norms to promote the application of behavioral public policy. Moreover, the new model of public health compliance behaviors constructed in this study explains the mechanism and applicable conditions of public health compliance behaviors. In practical terms, this study has implications for designing intervention programs to nudge public health compliance behaviors.

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从“理性人”到“行为人”：公共政策研究的行为科学转向

Cited by 4 publications

References 49 publications

Key factors of the willingness of rural populations settling in cities (RPSC) from a Lacanian psychoanalysis theory perspective

Key factors of the willingness of rural populations settling in cities (RPSC) from a Lacanian psychoanalysis theory perspective

Evolution of community residents’ waste classification behavior based on multi-agent simulation

Follow or not? Descriptive norms and public health compliance: Mediating role of risk perception and moderating effect of behavioral visibility

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