英文摘要 |
Previous studies reveal that misbehavior during the childhood could be an important indicator to predict the future delinquent behavior. Misbehavior in the childhood could continue to adult life in different manifestations and life domains. That is why it is very important to do research on the factors which influence the early misbehaviors in childhood. In the past time, most of investigations are focussing on junior high school and senior high school students or those who are in custody of protective or correctional reformatories and not on elementary school children. This current research intends to use a sample of 513 fifth and sixth grade elementary school children to study the correlational relationship among attachment , beliefs and delinquency. Our analysis shows that there is a significant correlation between beliefs and attachment and both influence children’s delinquent behaviors. This investigation also discovered: in general, children have a higher degree of anti-crime belief, and a lower degree of pro-crime belief. It also found that sampled children had already formed their legal value judgment system with high degree of consensus .According to the path analysis we also discovered that compare to family and school attachment bond, the belief system is more influential and directly to cause delinquency .The belief system interacts with delinquent peers to cause more delinquent behaviors. The implication of this study shows that individual legal belief and moral judgment should be formed before fifth or sixth grades, so that it can inhibit delinquent behaviors. |