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Research on Married Youths’ Attitude toward the Conflict between Mother and Daughter-in-law

Author: YangXiaoYan
Tutor: YanXiaoJun
School: Hebei Normal
Course: Applied Psychology
Keywords: -Law conflict Married adolescents Gender differences Reference Effect Traditional culture
CLC: C913.1
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


Since ancient times, the law relationship is one of the most subtle, the most family relationship difficulties. Law relationship is good or bad for harmony among family members play a vital impact. Law relationship has been one of the important factors that affect family harmony, social harmony. The conflict between mother-and daughter, has always been one of the people to explore the topic. Academia-law conflict studies, mainly carried out from ethics, sociology, literature, anthropology, research-law causes of the conflict analysis to explore solve contradiction-law method. Law relationship, the status quo of today's society and people-law conflict of attitude research is rarely involved. Therefore, this study investigated their conflict-law attitude from the perspective of a married youth. -Law conflict parties to understand the married youth groups conduct acceptance and attitude selection bias husband approach. The purpose of this study is to make a clearer understanding of the attitude of married-law conflict, and to provide a reference for marriage counseling. This study was carried out from three levels. Research a literature survey on law relationship mother-conflict related literature analysis of finishing summed up the life events cause-law conflict literature basis for the study of the two video clips. Studies using experimental method to examine the attitude of married youth-law conflict. Based on the research of a mother and daughter-in-law because of the household chores, and economic aspects of the dispute, in the television series of in-law conflict interception and video clips couple things triggered a dispute as experimental material. Were asked to read each video to answer the problems associated with the video. The video problems mainly related to the acceptance of the video in the mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and husband behavior, and husband approach selection bias. Research the use of self-reference effect R / K paradigm inspect married young mothers and spouses reference effect, designed to examine the married adolescents join with their spouses, or join with his mother closer. From the point of view of the self-concept to explain the reasons for the differences married young men and women in-law conflicts attitude. By the study, the following conclusions: (1) acceptance of the mother-in-law, her husband acts or concept of married men than married women. (2) acceptance of the wife acts or concept of married women than married men. (3) A married female spouses in the treatment of choice are biased. (4) In the selection of the processing mode, the married men differ. Alone to face the spouse, married men tend spouse; faced the mother, most men will appear biased mother or escape behavior. (5) The majority of married women considered jointly owned property should have to be managed by the husband and wife, and married men, there is no obvious difference in the attitude, nearly half of the men held indifferent attitude. (6) because married men intellectually agree that the wife did not want her mother jointly owned property was ultra vires mother, but mother-headed behavior but to consider the object. (7) A married youth in whole appeared self-reference effect, mother-referential the effect and spouses reference effect. That mothers and spouses, mothers and spouses are of equal importance in the self-concept of married young married young self. Comparatively speaking, married men are a relatively high degree of intimacy with his mother, while a relatively high degree of intimacy of married women with spouses.

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