本研究採2（共同身分團體：強調 vs. 不強調）X 2（階級穩定度：穩定 vs. 不穩定）的二因子組間實驗設計，來檢驗國中現職教師族群的求助行為傾向與感受。本研究以431位桃園市、新竹縣市國中現職教師為研究樣本，受試者隨機被分配到「強調共同團體－階級穩定」、「不強調共同團體－階級穩定」、「強調共同團體－階級不穩定」與「不強調共同團體－階級不穩定」四種實驗情境之一，在閱讀完情境說明後，對「面對面自主性幫助」、「網頁自主性幫助」、「面對面依賴性幫助」或「網頁依賴性幫助」四種求助類型進行選擇，並對四種求助類型的進行感受評估。結果顯示：（一）受試教師對求助方式的偏好選擇並不存有顯著的性別差異、年資差異、職務別差異或教學領域差異。（二）各組教師對各幫助類型的選擇與感受評價未受階級穩定度與共同身分團體操弄的影響。（三）受試教師對求助方式的選擇偏好以「面對面自主性幫助」最多，「網頁自主性幫助」次多，「面對面依賴性幫助」與「網頁依賴性幫助」明顯較少，四種求助行為類型的選擇比例約是6：3：1：1。（四）受試教師對其所偏好選擇的幫助類型的綜合性感受評價明顯優於其他未被其選擇幫助類型的綜合性感受評價，這表示受試教師的選擇偏好與其心理感受評價是顯著一致的。

The study employed a 2 (emphasizing in-group identity or not) X 2 (emphasizing status stability or not) experimental design to examine the effects of in-group identity and status stability on the tendency and feelings of seeking help. A total of 431 junior high school teachers from Taoyaun and Hsinchu city were sampled and randomly assigned to one of four situations -- “emphasizing in-group identity and status stability,” “emphasizing status stability but not in-group identity,” “emphasizing in-group identity but not status stability,” and “emphasizing neither in-group identity nor status stability.” After reading the description of the given situation, subjects had to select one of the four seeking help types -- “face-to-face autonomy-oriented helping,” “face-to-face dependency-oriented helping,” “internet autonomy-oriented helping,” and “internet dependency-oriented helping,” -- as well as to give the appraises and feelings of the four help types. The results of the study are as follow: (1) No gender, tenure, title, or professional field difference was found on subjects’ choices of seeking help. (2) Neither in-group identity effect nor status stability effect was found on the tendency and feelings of seeking help. (3) Subjects of all groups tended to select help types in the order of “face-to-face autonomy-oriented helping,” “face-to-face dependency-oriented helping,” “internet autonomy-oriented helping,” and “internet dependency-oriented helping.” The ratio of the choices was about 6:3:1:1. (4) Subjects tended to give a higher appraises and feelings of the selected help type than other not selected help types, which indicated the consistency of subjects’ preference and appraise.

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