英文摘要 |
The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationships among adolescent perceptions of parenting practices, obligation to obey and obedience in Guan-Chiao for various domains. The participants were 802 seventh to ninth students in Taipei City and New Taipei City. The measures used were the “Parenting Practice Scale,” “Obligation to Obey Scale,” and “Obedience of Guan-Chiao Scale.” The results showed that adolescent perceptions of “induction” parenting practices had no significant direct effect on the “moral character domain” of obedience in Guan-Chiao. However, adolescent perceptions of “monitoring” and “consistency” parenting practices had significant direct or mediated effects on increased obedience of Guan-Chiao. Also, “harsh” parenting practice showed a significant mediated effect on decreased obedience in Guan-Chiao. Regarding the “living domain,” “learning domain,” “friendship domain,” and “leisure domain” of obedience in Guan-Chiao, adolescent perceptions of “monitoring” parenting practices had significant direct or mediated effects on increased obedience in Guan-Chiao, “consistency” parenting practices had significant direct effect on increased obedience in Guan-Chiao, yet “induction” and “harsh” had no significant effects. In addition, “warmth” parenting practice had significant direct or mediated effects to increase “living domain” and “friendship domain” of obedience in Guan-Chiao, but only had significant mediated effects on “learning domain” and “leisure domain” of obedience in Guan-Chiao. Implications and suggestions for future research are discussed. |