子どもの自分の家庭に対する肯定的な感じ方 : 小学校高学年児童

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The purpose of this study was to investigate children's feelings about home, and how a child gets its good or bad feelings about its own home. The methods used were a questionnaire survey of children in upper classes at two elementary schools in Kagoshima-city. The questionnaire sheets were collected from 350 children (178 boys, and 171 girls). The collection ratio was 98.0%. The results of this questionnaire survey indicated that: (1) The mothers were more influential in bringing up their children than other members of their families. (2)In the boys there was a tendency that boys were getting more independence from their families than girls were. (3)Of the children 13.5% who bad feelings about their own home. There was no significant difference in this between boys and girls. The children who had bad feelings about their home had poor concern with their families' member, and they also had poorer communication with their families in comparison with the children who had good feelings about their home. The children with good feelings had a stronger drive to communicate with their families.
2003-03-18