Familial Conflict, Adolescent Rebellion, and Political Expression  

Oleh:

Eckhardt, Kenneth W. ; Schriner, Eldon C.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 31 no. 03 (Aug. 1969), page 494.

Isi artikel

Studies of the relationship between family conflict and adolescent divergence from parental political views have produced inconclusive findings. A notable weakness of past research has been it's reliance on recall data from respondents concerning the level of conflict experienced during adolescent years. By analyzing data directly from a sample of junior-high adolescents, the relationship of family conflict to political orientation has been reexamined. Findings indicate a positive and moderately strong relationship between family conflict and male adolescent divergence from father's political position and a weaker relationship for divergence from mother under a condition of high parental interest in politic, No significant relationships were established for females and their departure from parental political views under a condition of either varying conflict or parental political interest.

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