母親の感情表現スタイルと13か月齢の子供の感情行動

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This study demonstrated how mothers express their emotions to their infants and how they evaluated their children's behaviors. One-hundred-forty mothers with 13 months old infants participated in the experiment. The mothers answered four questionnaires, two of which analyzed the relationships between the mothers' style of expressing emotions and their children's behaviors. The mothers were divided into four groups according to the score on factor loadings of their expression styles: expressing both negative and positive emotions (N+P+, N=43), suppressing both negative and positive emotions (N-P-, N=40), expressing negative emotions and suppressing positive emotions (N+P-, N=26) and suppressing negitive emotions and expressing positive emotions (N-P+, N=31). Compared with other mothers, N-P+ mothers saw their infants as expressing their emotions more vividly, N+P- mothers considered their infants' emotions more suppressively, N-P- mothers considered their infanst to be inclined to restrict their emotions and N+P+ mothers considered their infants to behave more shyly.
日本教育心理学会の論文
1989-12-30