英文摘要 |
Objective: Guided by the strength-based perspective in positive psychology, this study aimed to investigate what specific types of strengths and their indigenous meanings that enhance children's interpersonal relationship. Methods: Data was collected from 12 psychologist using semi-structured interviews to understand their viewpoints on strength enhancement topics related to children's interpersonal relationship. Consensual qualitative research analysis was conducted. Results: Four core strengths were identified for enhancing children's interpersonal relationship (typical type in frequency): self-regulation, open-mindedness, kindness, and insightfulness. Three secondary strengths (atypical type in frequency) identified from the data included forgiveness, gratitude, and humor. Open-mindedness and insightfulness belonged to "wisdom" virtue. Kindness belonged to "humanity" virtue. Forgiveness and self-regulation belonged to "temperance" virtue. Gratitude and humor belonged to "transcendence" virtue. Conclusions: Specific recommendations based on research results are provided for the reference of future practical application and research. |