英文摘要 |
"This study consisted two aims. These aims were (1) to describe the characteristics of parenting styles and children's autonomous behaviors during parent-child task, and (2) to analyze the correlation between the parenting behavior and children’s autonomous behavior. 113 parent-child dyads were invited to participate in the block building task. The parentchild’s interactions were videotaped and transcribed into verbatim. The verbatim manuscripts were analyzed according to the parent-child interaction coding system. The results showed that the parents adopted a mixture of various parenting behaviors, and mainly adopt structured or controlled parenting behaviors. Parenting behaviors were significantly related to children's autonomous behaviors. When parents guided children through structure parenting, children often cooperated with their parents or followed without too much thinking. The autonomy supportive parents guided children in response to children’s questions; children can make self-correction or build blocks independently. When parents adopted controlling parenting and the parent-child relationship was harmonious, children often followed the guidance of the parents and cooperated with the parents with positive self-control behaviors. However, if parents repeatedly intervened in children's behavior, children tended to resist parent' instruction. The result may explain why controlling parenting has positive and negative effects on children's behavior in some research." |