This study was conducted to study the tendency of youth to conform (C) to or resist (R) parents and the social (S) and anti-social (AS) aspects of such attitudes. Youth's attitudes denoted as C>R, C=R, C<R; S>AS, S=AS, and S<AS (<, >:
p<.05; =:
p>.05;
df=1, 60) were analyzed by the
Q-sort using structured items. The subjects were 1028 junior high school students (j.h.s.s.) and 37 juvenile delinquents receiving education (e.j.d.). 1. While many j.h.s.s. were C=R, as many were C>R. A few, however, were C<R. 2. Manyy e.j.d. were either C<R or C=R; C>R e.j.d. were relatively fewer. 3. While many j.h.s.s. were S=AS, a few were S>AS, and very few were S<AS. 4. While many e.j.d. were S=AS or S<AS, those who were S=AS were more numerous. 5. Many j.h.s.s. were either C=R·S=AS or C>R·S=AS, and fewer j.h.s.s. were either C<R·S=AS or C>R·S>AS. 6. A relatively large percentage of e.j.d. were C<R·S<AS, C=R·S=AS, C<R·S=AS, or C>R·S=AS. 7. Youth's attitudes to conform or resist parents had both positive and negative aspects.
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