The Effects of Family Communication Patterns on Senior High School Students'' Political Attitudes.

• Main Authors: Guu Pey- Lin, 古珮琳
• Other Authors: 蔡璧煌
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1998
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/72321995338189580012

碩士 === 國立師範大學 === 社會教育學系 === 86 === The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of family communica-tion patterns (consensual, pluralistic, protective, laissez-faire) on seniorhigh school students'' political attitudes (sense of citizin duty, sense of )political efficacy, political trust, democratic attituce).Using a multistagestratified sampling method, 1066 sophomore senior high school students in Tao-Yung County, Taiwan, were selected for the study. The main findings of this study as follows:(1)In control of the gender, parent''s birthplace, andSES, the sense of citizen duty of students from pluralistic and consensualfamilies was significant higher than that from laissez-faire ones. (2)In con-trol of the gender, parent''s birthplace, SES, and family politicization, thesense of political efficacy of students from pluralistic families was signi-ficant higher than that from the others. (3)In control of the gender, pa-rent''s birthplace, and SES, the political trust of students from consensualfamilies was significant higher than that from protective ones. (4)In controlof the gender, parent''s birthplace, and family politicization, there was no significant difference among different kind of family regarding students'' de-mocratic attitude.