| 英文摘要 |
The main purpose of this study is to compare the differences between the influence of attachment and self-concept on deviant behaviors of senior high school students. The samples are derived from the third survey about senior high school students conducted by "Taiwan Education Panel survey" in latter 2005 (N = 10805), and the data processing is conducted with nested regression analysis. The major study findings are: (a) both attaching to the mother, the peer, the school and self-concept show individual direct influence on juvenile delinquency; (b) intensive peer attachment easily leads to the delinquency of senior high schools; (c) the interaction between learning self-efficacy and self-value is relative to the juvenile delinquency; (d) and the school attachment is an important influential factor for the development of senior high school juveniles' self-concept. Based on the research results, the suggestions for delinquents behavior guidance and future study are offered. |