基于自我分化视角青少年同伴交往发展的质性研究
A Qualitative Study on the Development of Adolescent Peer Interaction from the Perspective of Self-Differentiation
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2018.87110, PDF,  被引量    科研立项经费支持
作者: 安 芹, 吴玉珅:北京理工大学,北京
关键词: 同伴交往自我分化青少年质性研究Peer Interaction Self-Differentiation Adolescent Qualitative Research
摘要: 目的:基于自我分化视角探讨青少年同伴交往发展。方法:在北京某高校招募8名大学生,通过半结构化访谈收集资料,采用类属分析法进行资料分析。结果:1) 青少年对同伴交往的趋避态度受父母性格特点的影响;2) 青少年同伴交往的情绪反应是父母及亲子互动关系模式的再现;3) 青少年在同伴交往中自我立场的坚持与家庭教养方式有很大关系;4) 青少年在同伴交往中情感依赖是与父母关系的映射或代偿;5) 青少年同伴交往中的融合程度受家庭代际传递影响明显。结论:父母及家庭互动经验在青少年同伴交往发展中具有重要的影响。
Abstract: Objective: Exploring the development of adolescent peer interaction from the perspective of self-differentiation. Method: Eight college students were recruited in a certain university in Bei-jing. The data were collected by semi-structured interview, and the data were analyzed by the method of generic analysis. Results: 1) Adolescent’s attitude towards peer interaction was influ-enced by the characteristics of their parents; 2) The emotional reaction of adolescent peer inte-raction was the reappearance of the interaction between parents and children; 3) Adolescent’s insistence on their own position in peer interaction was closely related to their parents’ upbringing style; 4) Adolescent’s emotional dependence in peer interaction was the reflection or compensation of their relationship with their parents; 5) Adolescent’s fusion with peer was obviously influenced by family intergenerational transmission. Conclusion: Parents and interaction experience of families have an important influence on the development of peer interaction among adolescent.
文章引用:安芹, 吴玉珅 (2018). 基于自我分化视角青少年同伴交往发展的质性研究. 心理学进展, 8(7), 919-925. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.87110

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