英文摘要 |
This study aims to identify the causal relationships among family, especial family relationship, self-concept and deviant behaviors of adolescents. Survey data are collected from sixty students, randomly selected from two general and delinquent groups of junior and senior high schools in Taipei area by interviews and questionnaires. Various statistics are used to analyze the data. Several variables are introduced as control variables in regression analyses. The data show that family relationship indeed influences self-concept of youths. However, self-concept does not have a direct effect on deviant behaviors of adolescents. Hostile environment of school, delinquent peers, physical health and beliefs all have direct effects on deviant behaviors of adolescents. Furthermore, hostile environment of school is the most important factor. Hostile environment of school, delinquent peers and physical health all are directly influenced by family relationships. |