社会流动性与正负面声誉信息的分享

The sharing and use of reputational information about others are fundamental to human societies. Yet little is known about how the sharing of positive and negative reputational information varies across socio-ecological conditions. We examined its associations with relational mobility, a socio-ecological factor pertaining to the freedom and opportunity to form and select interpersonal relationships. Across three surveys in the United States and Japan (total N = 930), participants reported perceived prevalence of positive and negative reputational information in their local social environments.