道具的ならびに情緒的対人機能の提供と獲得が関係への満足度に及ぼす効果 : 女子青年を対象として

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We examined the effects of interpersonal functions given to and received from another upon satisfaction with the relationships. One hundred and sixty female junior college students rated the amount of instrumental and emotional functions given to and received from their father, their mother, and their best friend. They rated also the satisfaction with the relationships. As results of the analysis, it was indicated that satisfaction with the relationships was positively correlated not only with the interpersonal functions received from the other but also with the interpersonal functions given to the other. However, the patterns of these correlations were varied as the types of the relationships. On the basis of these results, some fundamental problems of the interpersonal relatinships were discussed, and the importance of the "functional meaning" of the interaction partner was examined.
日本教育心理学会の論文
1991-03-30