父母元情绪理念对儿童问题行为的影响
The Influence of Parental Meta-Emotional Philosophy on Children’s Problematic Behavior
摘要: 父母元情绪理念是一系列有关情绪有组织的看法和观念，是父母面对自我和儿童情绪表现时所产生的一组情绪、行为、态度与理念等。学者们对父母元情绪理念对儿童问题行为的影响展开了研究，多数研究结果表明父母元情绪理念能够显著预测儿童问题行为。同时以往的研究也存在缺少中介或调解因素、影响发生机制尚不明、研究维度单一等不足，未来应拓展理论研究的广度、深度，这对于父母元情绪理念理论的系统构建和应用价值的提升均有重要意义。
Abstract: Parental meta-emotional philosophy is a series of organized views and concepts about emotions, which are a set of emotions, behaviors, attitudes and concepts generated by parents in the face of self and children’s emotional performance. Scholars have studied the influence of parental meta-emotional philosophy on children’s problematic behaviors, and most of the results show that parental meta-emotional philosophy can significantly predict children’s problematic behaviors. At the same time, the previous research also has the lack of intermediary or mediation factors and the mechanism of influence is not yet clear, the research dimension is single. The breadth and depth of theoretical research should be expanded in the future, which is of great significance for the systematic construction and application value of the theory of parental meta-emotional philosophy.
文章引用：衣文珺 (2022). 父母元情绪理念对儿童问题行为的影响. 心理学进展, 12(11), 3889-3894. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.1211471

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