英文摘要 |
The sample of this follow up study were the elementary school grade 6 students, one year later, they were the secondary school grade 1 students. The sample size was 392. According to the longitudinal data, A path analysis was used to analysis the causal relation of drinking behavior. The major findings are summarized as fallow: 1. The causal mechanism affecting Adolescent drinking behavior. The more the peer, parental drinking behavior, the more positive alcohol attitude, and the more agreement of reference group the more Adolescent drinking behavior. The total R2 of this casual mechanism about drinking behavior is 34%. About the factors affecting alcohol attitude are: the more peer drinking behavior the more positive alcohol evaluation, the less negative alcohol evaluation; the more culture leisure activities the less positive alcohol evaluation. This finding apply a method to preventing Adolescent drinking behavior. 2. The factors causing differences between Aborigines' and Hans' drinking behavior The reasons of the Aborigines' drinking behavior more than Hans' are: The Aborigines' parental drinking behavior are significant more than Hans'; The Aborigines' culture leisure activities are significant less than Hans'; The Aborigines' agreements of drinking of reference group are significant more than Hans'. |