A Study of the Interpersonal Behaviors in The Interaction Process of the Adolescent and Their Mothers in Tense Relation.

• Main Authors: Yun-Ju Fang, 方韻珠
• Other Authors: Liao Feng-Tsu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/04491485907256701552

碩士 === 國立高雄師範大學 === 輔導與諮商研究所 === 95 === The purposes of the study were to analyze the interpersonal behaviors in interaction process of the adolescent and their mothers with tense relation, and to find the characteristics of interpersonal behaviors, interpersonal process and the particular interaction patterns in the interaction between four pairs of the adolescent and their mother. The cluster version of Structural Analysis of Social Behaviors (SASB) was adopted to analysis the interaction process of the adolescent and their mothers. The findings of this research were as follows, First, The most usual characteristics of interpersonal behaviors of A mother were “nurture & control ”, “affirm & Understand”, and “belittle & blame”, and those of A child were “disclose & express”, “sulk & scurry”, and “trust & rely” and” defer & submit”. The most frequent characteristics of interpersonal behaviors of B mother were “attack & reject”, “watch & control”, and “belittle & blame”, and those of B child were “wall & distance”, “defer & submit”, and “protest & recoil”. The most usual characteristics of interpersonal behaviors of C mother were “nurture & control”, “belittle & blame”, and “affirm & Understand”, and those of C child were “disclose & express”, “sulk & scurry” and “trust & rely”. The most usual characteristics of interpersonal behaviors of D mother were “nurture & control”, “affirm & Understand”, and “belittle & blame”, and those of D child were “disclose & express”, sulk & scurry”, and “trust & rely”. Second, the most frequent interpersonal process were “complementarity”, “independence”, and “antithesis”. Third, there are three kinds of interaction patterns were found, which were “free complementarity”, “control complementarity”, and “hostile complementarity”. At last, the suggestions for the practical implementation and advanced research are discussed.