The research of the influences on the experiences of parental family and group church lives on the interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage for those who suitable to get married in local churches

• Main Authors: Sheu-Chia Hsu, 許淑佳
• Other Authors: Shung-Liang Tsai
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/d87s64

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 教育心理與輔導學系在職進修碩士班 === 97 === The qualitative approach was applied to this thesis. Two men and two women of the local church who were suitable to get married were chosen as the interviewees. Their conditions were fit in with even distribution about their personal backgrounds, such as their involvement with the church and their parents' backgrounds, etc. This research carried out twice interviews for each interviewee separately. The contents of the first interview were divided into three themes: “my experiences of church lives,” “my parental family experience,” and “my perception to marriage.” The contents of the second interview were divided into two themes: “my associations with the other gender” and “advanced discussion on their perception of marriage.” The mainly discoveries for this research are presented as followings: First, sensations of the interactions between parents have restrictions on the first impression and imperceptible influences on interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage. Second, the interactions with father have imperceptible influences on interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage. Third, the interactions with mother have imperceptible influences on interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage. Fourth, the experiences of individual spiritual lives have direct influence on interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage. Fifth, the experiences of group church lives have direct influences on interviewees’ associations with the other gender and perception to marriage. Based on the findings, this research also gives concrete suggestions and expectations to parents, people who are suitable to get married, counselors in churches, school and society education workers. Finally, based on the foundation of this research, the author looks forward to giving directions for future study.