英文摘要 |
Domestic Violence Prevention Act was passed in Taiwan for more than 10 years, but the reporting numbers did not show decline. The reason may be that the current programs focus only on the reported-violence families and their remedy. The purpose of this study was to submit the premarital education and ask what was the altitude of the undergraduate students. Totally 287 students were collected from general educations class in one public and one private university, and one private technology college in middle southern Taiwan. They were asked to filled the questionnaire, in which 1 means did not agree, 2 means even, and 3 means agree. It was found as the following. (1)The students' altitude averagely showed between even and support on the premarital education(M=2.37), and it showed similar on the mandatory education(M=2.25). (2)The degree of need among various mating stages from lower to higher were single, start dating, stable mating, engaging, and premarital time. (3)The students tended to agree the effect of premarital education on reducing domestic violence. (4) When asked the ranking of acceptance, they ranked the following four program and started with the highest ranking: viewing video while registry their marriage, spread marital education brochure while registry their marriage, finishing 4-hour education and then allowing to registry their marriage, and finishing 1 or 2 days workshop and then allowing to registry their marriage. In the end, the authors suggested that the government might start the brief premarital education among the time the new couple register their marriage, since this way balanced the convenience and universality. The contents should included the communication skills and respecting personal value. |