英文摘要 |
The objectives of this study are three: 1). To discuss gender and age differences ofpreschoolers’ sajiao events. 2). To discuss children's sajiao patterns. 3). To understand occurrenceof children's sajiao in classrooms, including to whom they do sajiao, the behavior per see, theirpurpose of doing sajiao, response from whom they do sajiao to and relevance between these fourcategories.Time Sampling was adopted to observe frequency of sajiao from children at three tofive-year-old class in a private kindergarten in Taipei. Event Sampling was adopted to tape sajiaothat occurred in those classes. Eight children of the most sajiao frequencies and with variouspatterns were chosen as the focus of analysis. After the taped data is transcribed, it was codedbased on“sajiao subject”, ”sajiao behavior”, ”purpose of sajiao” and “response from the subject”,relevance between all of which is examined in Chi-square. Also, two teachers were interviewedto understand children's sajiao behavior and peer relations. The study results are as follows:1. Compares to 5-year-old, 4 and 3-year-old have more sajiao behaviors. It indicates that when achild gets older, his sajiao behavors may be less. The gender difference on preschoolers’ sajiaofrequency is not significant.2. Children's sajiao types can be categorized as “affective” and “manipulative”.3. Different sajiao behaviors occur according to degree of closeness between children and thesajiao subject. Children's sajiao behaviors vary from purposes. Furthermore, teachers responddifferently based on children's purpose of sajiao but there is no difference in response amongpeers. |