大学生における性の発達と依存対象について

清水 弘司

doi:10.4992/jjpsy.50.265

A STUDY ON THE SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT AND TARGETS OF DEPENDENCE IN COLLEGE STUDENTS

HIROSHI SHIMIZU

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1979 Volume 50 Issue 5 Pages 265-272

DOI https://doi.org/10.4992/jjpsy.50.265

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Published: January 20, 1980 Received: May 10, 1979 Available on J-STAGE: July 16, 2010 Accepted: - Advance online publication: - Revised: -
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Date of correction: July 16, 2010 Reason for correction: - Correction: ABSTRACT Details: Wrong : The purpose of the present study was to examine the correspondence between sexual development and targets of dependence in college students.
In Study I, the association between sexual consciousness (S-C) and sexual behaviour (S-B) was examined. A questionnaire was used to investigate their sexual attitudes and to evaluate their S-C and S-B in term of six progressive stages ranging from socializing in mixed-sex groups to sexual intercourse.
The main results were as follows:
(1) Subjects higher in S-C, as defined by the permissible limit in relationship with the opposite sex, were more open to such sexual matters as virginity and sex-related talks. They, however, tended to be sensitive to and troubled by their own sexual desires and concerns (see Table 2).
(2) Subjects higher in S-B, as defined by actual sexual experiences, were more open to sexual matters and also enjoyed their relationship with the opposite sex (see Table 3).
(3) The comparison between S-C and SB showed that S-C on average tended to be higher than S-B in both males and females. Correspondingly, a great number of subjects showed discrepancies between S-C and S-B (see Table 4).
In Study II, the correspondence between sexual development (S-D) and targets of dependence was examined. The subjects were divided into low-, middle-, and high-S-D groups by combining their S-C and S-B scores. The central target (focus) was determined by three factors: Object, mode, strength.
The main results were as follows:
(1) About 45% of both males and females selected their lovers as a focus of their dependence. This ratio was much higher than any other targets (see Table 5).
(2) The higher subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their lovers as a focus. This tendency was statistically significant (see Fig. 1).
(3) In females, there was a tendency, although not statistically significant, suggesting that the lower subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their family members as a focus (see Fig. 2).
(4) Both males and females showed a tendency, while not statistically significant, suggesitng that the lower subjects were in SD, the more likely they were to select their best friends as a focus (see Fig. 3).
Right : The correspondence between sexual development (S-D) and targets of dependence in college students was examined. Two questionnaires were used to investigate their sexual attitudes, sexual development, and central targets of dependence. Main results were as follows: (a) Subjects higher in S-D were more open to such sexual matters as virginity; (b) the higher subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their lovers as a central target of their dependence; and (c) there was a tendency, although not statistically significant, suggesting that the lower subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their family and best friends as the target.

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The correspondence between sexual development (S-D) and targets of dependence in college students was examined. Two questionnaires were used to investigate their sexual attitudes, sexual development, and central targets of dependence. Main results were as follows: (a) Subjects higher in S-D were more open to such sexual matters as virginity; (b) the higher subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their lovers as a central target of their dependence; and (c) there was a tendency, although not statistically significant, suggesting that the lower subjects were in S-D, the more likely they were to select their family and best friends as the target.

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