| 英文摘要 |
The original pattern of human affectionate behavior is displayed in the infant's attachment to his/her mother. However, it is socialized to fit the cultural specification as the child grows up. In the first part of this study, the infants' affection interaction with their parents were observed in their living setting. It was found that, the infants mostly display self-focused emotions and direct intimate behavior. In the period of pre-kindergarten age, children maintain much expressive emotion toward their parents. As the child leaves his/her parents when he/she enters the kindergarten, parents and teachers cooperatively cultivate the child to feel other-focused emotion and suppress self-focused affection by means of negative reinforcement. In the second part of this study, by means of biography analysis and case interview, it was found that Chinese tend to indirectly express caring and loving through altruistic instrumental behavior to his/her family members. In the third part, the college students' affection behavior were studied by questionnaire testing. Those early adults still reveal the traditional patterns of subtle affection expression and support such kind of expression in their attitude. |