英文摘要 |
This study based on a sample of 61children (age range 2-4.5years), examined (1)the relationship between parent-child attachment quality (Q-set scores) and the children’s care type at infant and toddler years and (2)the association between quality of parent-child attachment and parent’s report of the children’s current temperament. Regarding the relationship between parent-child attachment quality and children’s care experience, the results show no significant association between attachment scores and the starting point and the quantity of infant-toddler care. However, there is a statistically significant association between attachment and care type, even control for the influence of children’s temperament. Children with 24-hour care show lower attachment scores, especially when the full-time care was used under age one. Certain temperament characteristic is significant factor in predicting parent-child attachment. Activity level is negatively related to mother-child attachment. |