부모자녀관계에 대한 부모와 고위험군 청소년 자녀 간 평정일치도 및 문제행동

Parent-adolescent discrepancies in perception of parent-adolescent relationship and high-risk adolescent’s behavior problems

This study examined parent-adolescent discrepancies in perception of parent-adolescent relationship and high-risk adolescent’s behavior problems. Samples were 604 adolescents and their parents(320 high-risk adolescents, 284 normal adolescents). The results were as follows: First, both female adolescents and their parents showed more involvement and communication than male adolescents and their parents. High school adolescents showed less involvement than middle school adolescents. Second, high-risk adolescents and their parents perceived to have lower attachment, involvement, communication, and more relational frustration than normal adolescents and their parents. Third, high-risk female adolescents perceived to have lower attachment than their parents, and high-risk male adolescents perceived to have more relational frustration but less involvement. than their parents Both high-risk middle school and high school adolescents perceived to have lower attachment than their parents, and high-risk high school adolescents perceived to have more relational frustration than their parents as opposed to normal group adolescents. Forth, high-risk adolescents showed lower agreements in attachment, involvement, and communication than normal adolescents. High-risk male adolescents had lower agreement in attachment than high-risk female adolescents. Fifth, high-risk adolescents in parent higher rating/adolescent lower rating group showed more conduct problems, peer problems and lower emotion problems than adolescents in adolescent higher rating/parent lower rating group.