General Review of the Domestic Research on the Primary and Middle School Students' Peer Relationship in the Last Decade
MAO Zuoying
(College of Education, Southwest University, Chongqing400715)
AbstractThe peer relationship plays a very important role during the social development of the primary and middle school students. This article generalizes the research of the primary and middle school students' peer relationship in the last decade comparing the study in peer relationship and loneliness, interpersonal relationships and the individual psychological characteristic; it also introduces the current situation, relevant results and development trends.
Key wordsthe primary and middle school students; peer relationship; loneliness; the individual psychological characteristic
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第9篇:我的同學我的班范文
【關鍵詞】 自我評價(心理學);人體;朋友;羞恥;學生
【中圖分類號】 R 179 R 395.6 【文獻標識碼】 A 【文章編號】 1000-9817(2009)04-0339-03
A Correlation Study of Middle School Students' Negative Physical Self- and Peer Tease in Sichuan Province/ZHOU Tian-mei*,CHEN Hong. * School of Pedagogy, Neijiang Normal University, Neijiang(641112), Sichuan Province, China
【Abstract】 Objective To describe the characteristics of peer tease in Sichuan Province, and to
study the correlation between middle school students' negative physical self and peer tease. MethodsBy using of cluster random sampling method, 594 middle school students from 6 middle schools were sampled and investigated by means of the Negative Physical Self Scale (NPSS) and the Peer Tease Scale (PTS). ResultsSignificant positive correlation was found between middle school students' negative physical self and peer tease; The three leading factors related to peer tease were height, weight and intelligence, among which intelligence was considered by female students as the second foremost after weight; Peer tease varied with grades and differed between rural and urban areas. ConclusionThere is correlation between middle school students' negative physical self-and peer tease. Schools and parents should take some intervention measures in aesthetic education to lessen its negative psychological impacts on the teased.
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