Parent - Off Spring Value Transmission in A Societal Context : Suggestions for A Utopian Research Design - With Empirical Underpinnings  

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Boehnke, Klaus

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 32 no. 2 (Mar. 2001), page 241-255.
Topik: Research design; parents & parenting; communication; values; psychology; gender
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This article attempts to put intrafamilial value transmission into a societal context. It points out that psychological value transmission discourse and sociological / political science discourse about value change are utterly disconnected up to now. Using data form a small value transmission study of 98 university student parent triads from east germany as illustration material, the article tries to show why a unified research approach is necessary. All conservation values were more important for the parents' generation than the off spring, whereas the reverse was found for hedonism, stimulation and self - direction values. Intergenerational value stability was found for self - transcendence versus self - enhancement values. Value change and value transmission are interrelated but not strictly parallel processes. Gender effects seem to be stronger than transmission effects. Finally, this article suggests a somewhat utopian research design that may permit a complete disentanglement of societal value change effects from intrafamilial value transmission effects.

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