父子親和関係と向社会性の関連

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The purpose in this research tests the hypothesis that an intimate father-child relationship helps the child to be sociality. To establish measurements in this research, the authors reconstructed Motoda(2006)'s measurements analyzing the data of 389 undergraduate students by factor analysis. In this result, the authors took six measurements of an intimate father-mother relationship, intimate father-child relationship, to respect authority, to keep rules, sympathetic experience, and unsympathetic experience. In addition, the authors fixed four concepts for latent variables, and analyzed mainly that a good father-child relationship effects the child's sociality using a method of covariance structure analysis. The four concepts are a good father-child relationship (measured by measurements of an intimate father-mother relationship and intimate father-child relationship), a sense of social norm (measured by measurements of to respect authority and to keep rules), and sympathy (measured by measurements of sympathetic experience and unsympathetic experience), a child's sociality (measured by measurements of sense of social norm and sympathy). However, the data of male students did not conform because of the result of correlation and logistic regression analysis among observable variables, so only data from females (278 undergraduate students: 18〜22 years old) was used in this research. The results are as follows. 1. It was found that the model's conformity of covariance structure analysis is high degree by some indexes totally. 2. The hypothesis that a good father-child relationship effects child's sociality was supported by .85 of the significantly high path coefficient from a good father-child relationship to the child's sociality. 3. Both correlations between a good father-child relationship and intimate father-mother relationship or intimate father-child relationship were significant. Not only both correlations between a child's sociality and a sense of social norm or sympathy were significant, but also the correlation between a child's sociality and sympathy was more significant than both correlations. In addition, both correlations between a sense of social norm and to respect authority and between sympathy and sympathetic experience were more significant than correlations between a child's sociality and a sense of social norm or sympathy. In the future, it will be necessary to collect applicable data from males and reconstruct the measurement for a sense of social norm.
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