| 英文摘要 |
The research is to explore how Chinese couples in Taiwan deal with their marital conflicts and their adjusting and transformation processes. Following the previous qualitative research, this research plans to devise a set of measurement instruments to measure marital conflict transformation process, and to delineate the constructive and destructive conflict process. Results show that married couples in Taiwan are usually conflict over issues of raising children, communication, household chore sharing, and the generation interference, which relate to whole family, instead of two married partners. In addition, the measures of conflict transformation process include five conflict attitudes, dialectic and accommodating feedback process, and five conflict coping means. And, dialectic and accommodation process are all exert positive influence to constructive conflict process. |