청소년들의 사회적 풍토에 관한 연구

A Study on the Social Climates of the Adolescence

The purpose of this study is to clarify the difference of the social climates of the adolescence according to sex, age(grade), school type. For the purpose, the study was conducted using questionary survey. Through questionary survey, theoretical and empirical studies were drawn and investigator had three purposes as follows: Purpose 1. This study is to achieve the difference of the social climates of an adolescence(face, popularity, clothes, violence, winged, sexuality) according to sex. Purpose 2. This study is to achieve the difference of the social climates of an adolescence(face, popularity, clothes, violence, winged, sexuality) according to age(grade). Purpose 3. This study is to achieve the difference of the social climates of an adolescence(face, popularity, clothes, violence, winged, sexuality) according to school type. To achieve the above purpose, the social climates of an adolescence questionnaire was Social Climate of Adolescence made by this investigator. This questionnaire was distributed to 445 students of senior high school in Kyung gi-Do and Seoul City during the first semester of 2003. In order to achieve the purpose of this study, t-test, ANOVA, and scheffe s test were applied. Based on the analysis of the data, the major findings are as follows: 1. Face, clothes, violence, and sexuality variables according to sex of adolescence were turned out statistically significant difference(p<.01), but popularity and winged were not turned out statistically significant difference(p>.05). 2. Face and popularity variables according to age(grade) were turned out statistically significant difference(p=.05, p<.01), but clothes, violence, winged, and sexuality variables were not turned out statistically significant difference(p>.05). 3. Face, clothes, violence, winged, and sexuality variables according to school type were turned out statistically significant difference(p=.05, p<.01), but popularity variable was not turned out statistically significant difference(p>.05).