成人期におけるヘリコプターペアレンティングの測定における構成概念の多様性
Andrea L Howard1, Sydney Bota1, Megan Lamb1
1Department of Psychology, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada.
まとめ
成人期
科学分野:
- 心理学;発達心理学;家族研究
背景:
- 既存のヘリコプターペアレンティング尺度は、項目の多様性と構成概念基準との不一致を示しています。;この異質性は、ヘリコプターペアレンティングの正確な測定と概念的理解を複雑にします。
研究 の 目的:
- 成人期におけるヘリコプターペアレンティング項目の定義的な一致度を評価すること。;項目の頻度、個人的な経験、および知覚された保護者の動機が構成概念の知覚に及ぼす影響を探求すること。
主な方法:
- 54の項目幹について、成人期にある1,222人を募集し、ヘリコプターペアレンティングへの定義的な一致度を評価させました。;項目の頻度、個人的な経験、および知覚された保護者の動機に関するデータを収集しました。
主要な成果:
- 定義的な一致度の評価は、項目によって著しく異なりました。;行動に対する直接的な経験は、時として一致度の評価を低下させました。;項目の頻度と、制御/失敗への恐れという知覚された動機は、ヘリコプターペアレンティングの知覚に強く影響しました。
結論:
- ヘリコプターペアレンティングの暫定的な定義が提案されています。;既存の測定基準の改善と、将来の構成概念妥当性研究における項目の選択に関する提案が提供されています。
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