非行少年の適応と自己概念

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The purpose of this study is to analyze 1) delinquents' level of school adjustment, family adjustment, neurotic tendency and self-concept as well as 2) difference between delinquents with positive and negative self-concepts in the level of school adjustment, family adjustment and neurotic tendency. A sample of 2,553 boys and girls from 20 junior and senior high schools in ten prefectures were surveyed in October and November, 1990, and were put into three groups (delinquent, average and non-delinquent groups) according to the level of self-reported delinquency, to analyze differences between groups. Findings are as follows. 1 A proposition that "there are more school-maladjusted juveniles in delinquent group than in other groups" is supported by the data. 2 A proposition that "there are more family-maladjusted juveniles in delinquent group than in other groups" is supported. 3 A proposition that "juveniles in delinquent group show stronger neurotic tendency than in other groups" is supported. 4 A proposition that "juveniles in delinquent group have poorer self-concept than in other groups" is not supported. The juveniles in delinquent group were divided into two groups, one is positive self-concept group and another is negative self-concept group. 5 The delinquents in positive self-concept group showed better school-adjustment than the delinquents in negative self-concept group. 6 The delinquents in positive self-concept group showed better family adjustment than the delinquents in negative self-concept group. 7 No difference was shown in the level of neurotic tendency between the groups with positive and negative self-concepts.
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非行少年の適応と自己概念

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