英文摘要 |
This article reviews family and marriage research published in psychology journals in Taiwan over the past 20 years. The literature on families can be divided into six categories including parent-child relationships, intergenerational relations, family functioning, family values, the meaning of home, and divorced and single parent families. A clear emphasis on the parent-child relationship was identified along with focus on other intergenerational relationships such as those between in-laws or between grandparents and their grandchildren. There was also concentration on the meaning of home. Analysis of the research on marriage also revealed 6 main topics: premarital relationships, marital satisfaction, marital conflict, marital adjustment, intimacy, and violence in marriage. The first three of these topics have received the most attention. An overview of recent trends and advances in the study of family and marriage is provided and the issues that represent research opportunities for psychologists are identified. |