어머니의 아동기 수용경험과 영유아기 자녀의 부정적 정서표현에 대한 어머니 반응의 관계에서 부모성찰의 매개효과

Abstract

APSTRACT

The Mediation Effect of Parent Reflection in the Relationship between Maternal Experiences During Childhood and Toddler's Mother's Reactions to Children's Negative Emotions

Choi A Young Advisor : Prof. Oh Ji-Hyun, Ph. D. Department of Counseling Psychology, Graduate School of Chosun University

The study examined the mediation effect of Parent Reflection in the Relationship between Maternal Experiences During Childhood and Toddler's Mother's Reactions to Children's Negative Emotions. The participants in this study comprised 322 mother. The mother completed qustionnaires on their experiences during childhood, mother's reactions to children's negative emotions, parent reflection. Date were analyzed by SPSS 23 and amos 24. The research findings were as follows: First, frequency analysis was conducted to identify the demographic characteristics of the subjects, and each measure was calculated by the Crown's alpha's alpha factor to confirm the reliability of the measures used in the study. Second, the statistical analysis was conducted to confirm that the data was likely to be checked and that the variables met the normal distribution assumption. Third, a personalization correlation analysis was conducted to confirm the correlation between experiences during childhood and mother's reactions to children's negative emotions, parent reflection. Fourth, a measure was taken to verify that the variables were employed in determining the potential variables of the variables, and identify the suitability and factor load. Fifth, the adequacy of the research model was verified compared to the competition model to verify the validity of the research model. Typical criteria for assessing conformity were the absolute conformance index, the GFI, the TLI, the IFI, and the CFI, which were the appropriate criteria for the conformity assessment. Sixth, we identified that the direct effects, indirect effects and gross effects of the final model were meaningful, and the indirect effects were used to verify that the indirect effects were meaningful. In conclusion, limitations of this study and suggestions for future studies were discussed.