日中青年の自己意識,対人態度,親子関係に関する比較研究

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the self-esteems, self-acceptances, interpersonal attitudes, and parent-child relationships in Japanese and Chinese adolescents, and to clarify the relationships among their self-esteems, self-acceptances, interpersonal attitudes, and parent-child relationships. The subjects were 230 Japanese and 180 Chinese senior high school students, and 384 Japanese and 207 Chinese college students. The following results were obtained: (1) Chinese adolescents had higher self-esteems and self-acceptances than Japanese adolescents. Especially, the differences in the acceptance of negative self were very large between them. (2) Chinese adolescents had more regard for interpersonal attitude of "trust and love", and less regard for "conformity and dependence" than Japanese adolescents. (3) Chinese adolescents had more gratitude and affection for their parents than Japanese adolescents. Japanese adolescents became more psychologically independent of their parents than Chinese adolescents. (4) As regarding the relationships among self-esteems, self-acceptances, interpersonal attitudes, and parent-child relationships, there were some similarities and differencies between Japanese and Chinese adolescents.
横浜国立大学の論文
1995-10-31