), 贺汝婉1, 张淑颖1, 雷励1 1 暨南大学管理学院
2 暨南大学企业发展研究所, 广州 510632
收稿日期:2020-08-11出版日期:2021-07-15发布日期:2021-05-24通讯作者:李斌E-mail:bingoli@jnu.edu.cn基金资助:国家自然科学(71601084);广东省普通高校人文社会科学重点研究基地暨南大学企业发展研究所粤港澳大湾区企业转型发展研究重点项目(2019GBAZD01);创新培育项目(2020CP04);广州市哲学社会科学发展“十三五”规划2019年度课题(2019GZGJ29);暨南大学管理学院重点学科建设育题基金项目(GY21011)The effects of prosocial spending on subjective well-being and its mechanism
CUI Xinyue1, LI Bin1,2(), HE Ruwan1, ZHANG Shuying1, LEI Li1 1 Management School, Jinan University, Guangzhou 510632, China
2 The Institute of Enterprise Development, Jinan University; Guangzhou 510632, China
Received:2020-08-11Online:2021-07-15Published:2021-05-24Contact:LI Bin E-mail:bingoli@jnu.edu.cn摘要/Abstract
摘要： 亲社会支出是指把钱以送礼或慈善捐款的形式花在别人身上, 而不是自己身上。它不仅可以给接受者带来好处, 还可以对给予者的幸福产生积极影响。亲社会支出对幸福感的影响主要体现在亲社会对象及影响效果两个方面, 其边界条件包括了外部与内部因素。通过自我决定理论、社会规范理论、进化理论及社会交换理论, 可以进一步解释亲社会支出影响主观幸福感的内在机制。未来研究需要检验亲社会支出与幸福感之间的边界条件、探究亲社会支出的长期积极效应及提高亲社会支出研究的生态效度。
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