英文摘要 |
The present paper intends to examine the relation of long-term father absence to son's degree of masculinity and adjustment difficulties among 82 eighth grade students in a fishing harbor in northern Taiwan. Through statistical analysis, it is found that the results strongly confirm the hypothese that father absence, among all the independent variables, is the most importanat factor in son's masculinity and behavioral maladjustment. It is thus suggested that the basic dynamics in the formation of male initiation ceremonies is the perception of young people's maladjustment which appears, under the circumstance of father absence, in the process of sex role learning in the pre-pubercent period, instead of the problem of cross-sex identification. |