가족건강성과 유아 자아탄력성이 또래상호작용에 미치는 영향

Family Health and Infant Ego-Resilience Impact on peer interaction

The purposes of this research are to examine and verify the effects of family health and infants ego-resilience on peer interaction. Total 523 questionnaires of the mothers and homeroom teachers were analyzed for infants of the ages 3~5 who are attending in day care center located in Jeonbuk area. As a result, first, for general characteristics of family health, infants ego-resilience, and peer interaction, family health was higher than infants’ ego-resilience and peer interaction. Second, family health and infant ego resilience showed a significant positive correlation with peer interaction. Third, ego elasticity of infants was found to have a significant effect on peer interaction. Only values and goal sharing among the sub-factors of family health affected the hindrance. This research confirmed that infants’ ego-resilience made an effect on peer interaction and implies that infants’ ego-resilience can be basic data to promote peer interaction.