Abstract
This study explored the “family members’ link coordination” phenomenon from a psychological perspective, defined as enjoying matching fashions and wearing matching clothes by parents and children or brothers and sisters. In Study 1, we conducted an interview survey with mothers (n=4) raising infants and toddlers. In Study 2, we conducted a questionnaire survey with female university students (n=89) on their experience of conducting or observing “link coordination among family members.” Based on the results, we have discussed how to enjoy the phenomenon and the phenomenon's effects on surrounding people.
https://ror.org/00pafka32 
