英文摘要 |
Based on a proposed”Adjustment-Stress-Problem-Coping”model,survey questionnaires weresent to 316 students with severe deviant behaviors and 316 normal students in 31 junior high schoolsparticipating in the”Dawn Project”(an intervention program for students with deviant behaviors)inthe Taiwan area to examine the differences between the two groups in school adjustment,school-relatedstress,school-related problem,and coping behavior.The main findings were as follows:1.In terms of school adjustment,the deviant students were inferior to the normal group instudiousness,compliance,teacher-student relationship,and peer relationship.2.In terms of perceived school-related stress,the deviant students were greater than that ofthe normal group in studiousness,compliance,and teacher-student relationship.3.In terms of school-related problems,the deviant students showed more problems incompliance and teacher-student relationship than that of their counterparts.4.In terms of coping behavior,the deviant students were using more avoiding responses indealing with academic,discipline,teacher-student relationship,and peer relationship problems than thatof the normal group.On the other hand,they were using less self-assisted and help-seeking behaviorsin dealing with academic problems than that of the latter.5.There were significant negative correlations between school adjustment and school-relatedstress in both groups,especially for those compatible variables.On the other hand,the compliancestress was negatively correlated with adjustments of academic work and teacher-student relationship.6.It appeared that the adjustment difficulties of the deviant students came mostly from theconflicts between him/herself and the outside world,namely,the authority(teacher),the norm(discipline),and the culture(academic work),rather than the weakness of self assertiveness and/or peeracceptance.7.Academic stress and problems appeared to be common and serious to all students.Thestructure of the curriculum,rather than the students' abilities and endeavors,was the likely cause. |